Lumo can now create charts, graphs, and other custom visuals directly in chats, making it easier to understand complex information in a completely private environment. Ask Lumo to analyze a dataset, and it will generate visuals that highlight trends or key findings, so you digest and act on insights faster. Lumo can also decide when an answer is easier to understand with a visual and generate one automatically.
From raw data to insights
Lumo doesn’t just generate charts. It analyzes the information you provide and presents the results in the format that’s most useful for the question. Depending on the task, that can include charts, key metrics, summaries, comparisons, and callouts that surface the most important findings.
You can then ask follow-up questions, refine the visual, compare different perspectives, or explore another trend without starting over.
Lumo also generates visuals from information beyond user-provided datasets. When answering questions that involve structured information, trends, or comparisons, it can determine when a visual would help explain the answer more effectively. Rather than asking you to interpret the information yourself, Lumo presents it in the format that’s most useful for the question.
Built for real business data
The new data visualization feature is especially valuable for the organizations using Lumo for work. Financial reports, sales pipelines, customer data, board presentations, and internal research often contain sensitive information that teams are reluctant to upload to third-party AI services.
Because of Lumo’s unique encryption, you can now generate custom visuals while keeping that information private.
Whether you’re working with confidential business data or internal documents, Lumo can help you:
- Review financial performance by turning revenue, budgets, and forecasts into charts that highlight trends and key changes.
- Analyze sales pipelines to compare your internal data without exposing customer information.
- Summarize operational metrics with visual dashboards that make KPIs and performance easier to understand.
- Explore internal reports by turning lengthy documents into visual summaries that surface important findings.
- Research business questions with data visualizations that help explain market trends, industry data, or public information when a visual provides a clearer answer.
Lumo generates visuals directly in the conversation, so you can continue asking questions, refine the analysis, and explore different perspectives without moving your information into separate charting or presentation tools.
Private by design
Data visuals are often created from sensitive information, like your personal finances or internal business documents. Lumo for Business is a private business AI assistant that gives you the power of AI while protecting your information.
Unlike many AI services that log your chats, train on your data, and share it with third parties or governments, Lumo is built so your information remains private by default.
- No record of your chats. Lumo runs on no-logs infrastructure, and zero-access encryption ensures only you can access your conversations, uploaded files, or the visuals Lumo generates.
- No AI training on your data. Lumo never trains AI models on your conversations. Your business data stays yours.
- Protected under European law. Built and operated in Switzerland, Lumo is protected by some of the world’s strongest privacy laws, helping shield your data from government surveillance and third-party data requests.
- Open source and independently verified. Like all Proton services, Lumo’s codebase is fully open source, allowing anyone to verify that our apps work exactly as we say they do.
- Built for regulated organizations. Lumo is designed to support GDPR and HIPAA compliance, backed by Proton’s ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certifications, giving security and compliance teams greater confidence when adopting AI.
Get started
Custom visuals are available for everyone. Upload a spreadsheet or document, paste structured data into a conversation, or simply ask a question. When a visual helps explain the answer, Lumo can generate one automatically as part of its response.
