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What’s the best way to sync Obsidian without upgrading to their paid tier?
by RyanShook 7mo ago
What’s the best way to sync Obsidian without upgrading to their paid tier?
- us-merul 7mo agoGitHub: https://dev.to/padiazg/how-to-sync-your-obsidian-vault-using-github-a-complete-guide-2l08 https://dev.to/padiazg/how-to-sync-your-obsidian-vault-using...
- setopt 7mo agoIf you’re on Apple devices only, then iCloud sync is free and works on all devices. I no longer use Obsidian, so not sure what’s the best option for e.g. Linux <-> iOS sync except their service.
- xRyen 7mo agoI'm quite fond of the obsidian-gut plugin and syncing to a private Forgejo instance.
- ILearnAsIGo 7mo agoFor my work notes, which are not allowed to be stored outside company resources, I have set up a git repo and use a plugin that auto commits. It does not work well for sharing to a mobile env but works great for desktop.
- cuechan 7mo agoI use syncthing to sync my notes between my PC and Laptop. It works pretty well.
- beart 7mo agoThere is a self-hosted live sync plugin. It's rough around the edges but it mostly works and is actively maintained, if you are willing to self-host a sync server. I say mostly works, because there are a lot of "gotchas" and the configuration and set up are a bit intimidating for the clients (the server is simple to host). I used it for a while and it was fine, but I decided the cost of a coffee per month is worth not having to maintain it, and I switched to paying for their sync service. However, there is also a git sync plugin that works really nicely. But it is not a real-time sync and it is not supported on mobile (officially). I mainly use that as a way to keep long running backups of my vaults in a self-hosted gitea instance (the default paid tier only keeps one month of history).