Proton

Proton

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Your data, your rules Proton provides easy-to-use encrypted email, calendar, file storage, VPN, and much more, built on the principle of your data, your rules.
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Lumo by Proton

Lumo by Proton

Privacy-first AI assistant with confidential conversations
Meet Lumo, the zero-access encrypted AI assistant by Proton that does not track or record your conversations. Ask me anything — it's confidential. Lumo gives you the benefits of AI with top privacy and security. Free to start, no account required.
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What do you think? …

Chris Messina

Proton — famous for its privacy products — built Lumo because they believe "privacy shouldn't be sacrificed for AI convenience".

Unlike other AI assistants that store and analyze your conversations, Lumo uses zero-access encryption — even Proton can't see your chats.

What makes Lumo unique is combining the power of modern AI with genuine privacy protection, backed by a nonprofit foundation, offering the first AI assistant where 'confidential' actually means confidential.

Van de Vouchy

Since zero-access encryption prevents the assistant from seeing past conversations, how do you handle features like personalization or learning from user interactions?

Chris Messina

@vouchy I presume it means they eschew personalization.

Ash Grover

This is promising. Lumo feels like a strong alternative to Duck AI as it also anonymizes interactions with third-party AI models. But Lumo with zero-access encryption, it’s doubling down on privacy so they have an edge here. Good to know about this one!

And congrats to Proton team for the launch. Great work done here!

Demian Rex

This is why I pay a proton subscription. I wish they had something like Nebo for handwriting notes and paired it with this AI assistant.

Sergey Petrosyan
That’s a really cool idea! You have my support now. 👍
Dylan Kuhn

The challenge of giving the model access to my data but not anyone else is real, but I'm glad Proton is taking a shot at it. I've been using the paid version and am happy that my conversation history remains accessible to me. Does the model keep access to it as well? I can't quite tell yet.