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I recommend using syncthing. It's very easy to self host but I actually use a SaaS for it: syncding.com. It gets me 100gb to 1tb of disk in which I can create f
by simlevesque 6mo ago
I recommend using syncthing. It's very easy to self host but I actually use a SaaS for it: syncding.com. It gets me 100gb to 1tb of disk in which I can create folders and keep them synced with my 2 laptops, my phone, my server etc... I have an Obsidian vault with Meld Encrypt to encrypt some files, a keepassxc file I share across my devices and my todo.txt
It's simple to setup and will work forever instead of paying for different providers that might shut down or increase their prices.
- zahir777 6mo agoI should probably mention — I’m one of the co-founders of https://www.syncding.com https://www.syncding.com I originally built it for my own setup (multiple devices, encrypted files, etc.), and it kind of grew from there. Not everyone has a NAS at home, so the idea behind syncding.com was to provide a simple, encrypted online Syncthing hub that just works without the usual setup — with built-in ZFS snapshots for versioning and recovery. Always cool to see others using similar workflows.
- simlevesque 6mo agoHaha now your comment might make it seem like I was trying to advertise for you, hence the downvotes. As a disclaimer, no I wasn't paid and have never been contacted before by Syncding, just a happy customer.