Proton might be posterchild of private email stuff, but Tuta is regarded better:
https://tuta.com/

It takes a bit of tinkering, I did some modifications on the article, kept this copy up to date:
https://soulreaver.substack.com/p/skylight-monero-wallet-magic-grants

Developer even fixed the problems I mentioned there shortly after, enjoying my own Matrix based TX notifier.

Oh so you half debunked 1/3 points and it's all good now?
Good luck putting a company and service provider between your Bitcoin and yourself. That was Satoshi's vision, the whitepaper famously said Bitcoin: A Peer-to-company-to-service-provider-to-Peer Electronic Cash System as we all remember.
It's amazing how willing some "Bitcoiners" are of reinventing tradfi/banking with extra steps.

@EVAN KALOUDIS thoughts on this? 😁
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqszklxapxe6fmh35qay0wak3w5eyx00kej935kf237q2ztl6tz7c0q7tm97g

You sure do but running that 7/24 requires much more electric than a rpi, your budget, your choice of course.

It's a constrained device IDK what went wrong w/ u. There are some details. What was your serip like hardware wise besides the pi, which pi?

Try the no sync Skylight wallet on top:
Skylight Monero Wallet (MAGIC Grants), monero-lws, TX notifier https://yakihonne.com/article/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzp8euwghzsxupay6z7ku9f58mltj94q5vv2ykt5fyywzw2sxek9efqy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hj7qgawaehxw309ahx7um5wgknqvfw09skk6tgdahxuefwvdhk6tcqz569qme529n5ww2t2du4wuzswf6ycmed94jstvz8pc

There are about 15,000 active routing nodes on the Lightning Network right now. Over 50% of the entire network runs on node-in-a-box software like Umbrel, RaspiBlitz, and MyNode. And what hardware do you think 99% of those OS builds are explicitly designed for? Raspberry Pis.

The massive corporate liquidity hubs (like Kraken or ACINQ) run on enterprise servers, sure. But the actual decentralized routing mesh of the Lightning Network is literally held together by thousands of people running Pi 4s and Pi 5s.

What?