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Any apps that use local files!
I use it with Logseq for my notes, I sync the camera for my photos, and with Keepass for my passwords
Edit: I guess Vinyl Record Player for my music as well, librera reader for my ebooks, and I'm trying AudioAnchor for my audio books (but I'm not really happy with this one and I'm going to try to find a different app)
I opened this pretty recently
I'm using KeePass for notes and passwords; any local player like VLC is good for music or videos; any gallery app is good for your photos.
Yeah, I'd actually made a comment on that thread (duh). I guess before I realised how good or useable Syncthing was.
DecSync CC is an app that stores calendar / tasks / contacts as files on the phone. You can sync them to other devices. I use it to sync our family calendar and contacts in our household. No clouds involved.
Possibly Joplin? Similar idea
Also Logseq.
The same applies for various password managers.
I use it on logseq, on aegis backups (2FA app), KeePassDX for my passwords, also I have a folder inside my picture galleries which is synced with my computer, so everytime I take a picture I want to save on my computer y just copy it there. Also I have plain text editor and I have a txt file shared with my computer I use it mainly to share web links between my devices. I'm still looking for ways to sync calendars and to do apps, so I can get notifications everywhere for my events so I dont forget them, but havent manage to do it just yet.
Also I have plain text editor and I have a txt file shared with my computer
Hi, can you share the name of your plain text editor? I use aCalendar+ and opentasks synced via davx5 on Nextcloud.
I used one called simple generic text editor available on f droid. However I just found out KDE connect works very well for sharing links and clipboard. It is even better and faster and works with almost all operating systems i guess. Would be nice to give it a try.
Thanks for the reply. I like obsidian at the moment: I can sync across all my devices - using Syncthing, so it's very workable for me. I guess whichever editor works for you is good - though I must admit obsidian is a bit too overloaded for me, but I'll persist as the Syncthing works well. I'll try to simplify it with minimal plugins.