Sync between devices
I would like to have my notes automatically appear on my other note devices with papyrus installed. E.g. Create a note on note 2 and it appears on my note 10 1. If possible allow editing too from that device.
I know that everyone has been waiting a long time for sync and I want to reassure you that it is high on our list of priorities. As users of Squid ourselves, it’s something we really want as well! We appreciate your patience.
This is something we’ve been investigating since the app’s inception and we continue to investigate constantly. Syncing is a very difficult problem to solve, especially with regards to handwritten notes which can be combined with images and text and contain backgrounds from multiple PDFs. I don’t have an ETA for when sync will be supported, but rest assured this is a high priority for us. We appreciate everyone’s feedback on this idea.
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Ralph Lake
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The fact you can can't synch between devices is very disappointing. However I won't abandon Squid because of that. It's a good app for drawing which us my principal use. For important written notes I use OneNote. My concern is that Squid will disappear because of competition with the big guys. You have to solve this problem.
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Katie Kati
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Please, please, please give us this feature! I can only access my texts and lecture notes on my tablet, would love to have them on my laptop as well so I don't have to carry around two devices.
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AJ Alvero
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I agree, I heavily use Squid on ChromeOS/ Chromebooks. It's weird that syncing between devices is still not available.
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Erich Koch
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If you can create PDF or/and JPG, you should be able to export the native information such as
note1.sqd
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Shae Harmon
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Same issue. Can't believe I'm paying for premium and all my school notes are in one place on one device. Really crap I can't use it on multiple. I'll find something else to use.
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Shafna Ibrahim
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Why don't squid has facilitis like onedrive. So all the motes will be available in all devices. And pretty much make the work easy for anyone.
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Adam Hirshan
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Until sync is available with Squid I am using Google's new PWA called Cursive. It is basic but robust and, most importantly, allows me to create and view my notes on all my devices.
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Manhar Karsanbhai
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It has now been 3 years. Any ETA on this ?
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Jeffrey Schurr
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I was looking forward to this app but not having the sync feature is a deal breaker.
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Frank Püttbach
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Such a contradiction: on the one hand one of the world's best note apps and on the other hand no synchronization between devices. Why?
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Carsten Gebert
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Sync between devices. Can t belive that this does not work. I work on chromebook, cause i want use different devices
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Ernie A. Stephens
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Multi-device syncing is a game changer for me. I will immediately start looking for a substitute.
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Lacordaire Sant'Ana
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Investigating for 10 years....
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Adrian
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Just the grab bull by its horns and hire more coders
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Adrian
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Agree. Sync needed. Brilliant app. Simple and very powerful, but needs more input. More choice of nibs and a dropper type colour pick up function like ms paint. Would love an Evernote relationship, or google drive or ms..
Very fast on my Samsung note 6. Pen works amazing. I can't stop doodling.
Also great on S21 Samsung phone -
Miyoko T
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I love the squid app! I am forced to use other tools because of this missing sync feature.
If it would encourage the developers, how about fund raising? -
Hua Huahua
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Syncing information between devices is crucial for my work. I want to be able to work on my tablets then view and edit on my phone.
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Mark
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Another vote for sync!
A simple solution: use Google Drive as the default storage location. There can still be concurrency issues when one device is offline - allow the option of 'merging to existing document' or 'creating new copy'. This is a solvable problem.
I would also appreciate being able to export and import notes (not just pdf). This would enable sharing _editable_ notes with colleagues.
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Ktransferllc
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Ask the guys at InkPad. It works flawless there. They don't do what Squid does but they locked down the sync issue. 🙂
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Anonymous
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I understand that syncing is difficult with potential concurrent edits. But while you are working on this high priority, perhaps you could at least provide easy workarounds. Like, being able to export a note, send it to another device and import it there - not as a pdf as but as proper squid note.
Or even just save the backup on a per-notebook or per-note basis, so one could manually copy some part to another device's backup. There are many things that have nothing to do with the inherent difficulty of syncing that would at least make it possible to get a note from one device to another somehow.