> I guess the options will stay limited, as the author wants to sell his commercial sync service. Just putting a note in here to say that that's unlikely. On A

> I guess the options will stay limited, as the author wants to sell his commercial sync service. Just putting a note in here to say that that's unlikely. On Android, you can use a lot of different approaches and I actually didn't need to use Obsidian's sync service. On iOS it's more complicated than that because of iOS's way of handling files. Building the integration of any other sync providers into Obsidian itself feels like a giant time sink for 2 people. Basically, the options will stay limited but probably for actual feasibility challenges rather than personal gain.