In order to sync across devices, I use Standard Notes, which also implements end to end encryption of your data.
There's a self-hosted open source version. And there's a paid version to host on their servers, which I've used for a few years now and have never had an issue with.
If you like the plain text format (with option to use Markdown), you might like it. For me, the benefit is when I have random things throughout the day I realize I need to do. I add it to my phone, and I then immediately have it on all of my Linux and Mac desktops and laptops. I also live in the mountains and frequently take notes while out of cell/wifi service and syncing has still been great.
In order to sync across devices, I use Standard Notes, which also implements end to end encryption of your data.
There's a self-hosted open source version. And there's a paid version to host on their servers, which I've used for a few years now and have never had an issue with.
If you like the plain text format (with option to use Markdown), you might like it. For me, the benefit is when I have random things throughout the day I realize I need to do. I add it to my phone, and I then immediately have it on all of my Linux and Mac desktops and laptops. I also live in the mountains and frequently take notes while out of cell/wifi service and syncing has still been great.