This could be based on already existing storage solutions the user has, which would alleviate you having to maintain server space for syncing.
BTW, I could already make this happen with a third party app (DriveSync) if I knew what the Yoodoo data files were and their storage location (on Android).
Ross Macfarlane
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Dec 19, 2024
This is a good point. Because the information is mapped differently on both platforms, there would have to be some server modifications, hence why i don’t think it’s as simple as it sounds. Let me speak to my dev team though and find out :)
Chris Dunn
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Nov 19, 2024
@Ross Macfarlane I Just put a note in the ‘desktop app’ request section, but having this capability would allow me to use yoodoo both on my android and on my mac (via the iOS version). Then it woud be fully functional. I like to work from my laptop, not from my phone…that’s my biggest challenge.
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Gábor Bánóczi
Dec 19, 2024
This could be based on already existing storage solutions the user has, which would alleviate you having to maintain server space for syncing.
BTW, I could already make this happen with a third party app (DriveSync) if I knew what the Yoodoo data files were and their storage location (on Android).
Ross Macfarlane
Dec 19, 2024
This is a good point. Because the information is mapped differently on both platforms, there would have to be some server modifications, hence why i don’t think it’s as simple as it sounds. Let me speak to my dev team though and find out :)
Chris Dunn
Nov 19, 2024
@Ross Macfarlane I Just put a note in the ‘desktop app’ request section, but having this capability would allow me to use yoodoo both on my android and on my mac (via the iOS version). Then it woud be fully functional. I like to work from my laptop, not from my phone…that’s my biggest challenge.