Editing Introduction to a Self Managed Life: a 13 hour & 28 minute presentation by FUTO software (section)

== Installing Nextcloud Android App ==

I use nextcloud notes from my phone all the time. It is one of my favorite ways of getting random things I type/copy &amp; paste/dump onto my desktop into my phone &amp; vice versa. Here’s how to install the Nextcloud app on your phone and connect it to your server.


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=== Step 1: Install the Nextcloud App ===

# '''Open the Google Play Store''' (or F-Droid store).
# Search for '''“Nextcloud”''' and install the official app by ''“Nextcloud”''.
# Once installed, open it.
# I hope this part is self explanatory by now.


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=== Step 2: Add Your Server ===

# On the app’s welcome screen, tap '''“Log in”'''.
# Enter your server address:
<code>http://192.168.5.5:8089</code>
#* (Make sure your phone is connected to the same network as your server.
#* If not, connect to your VPN using the OpenVPN application we set up.
# Tap '''“Next”''' &amp; wait for the app to verify the server connection. It might take a while; this is nextcloud, after all.


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=== Step 3: Log In ===

# Enter the username &amp; password you created during the first step of accessing Nextcloud’s web interface from the web browser on your desktop earlier.
# Tap '''“Log in”'''.
# Allow the application the permission it asks for to access your nextcloud account.


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=== Step 4: Enable Notes Synchronization ===

# Once logged in, you’ll see a list of notes.


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You’re done. You can write down your notes on your phone &amp; they’ll sync instantly with your server at home. You can make it look like google keep if you want. It just makes sense right out of the box with a very intuitive user interface and doesn’t try to add a bunch of stuff I don’t need/want. It works. Even though it’s nextcloud; it works. :) If the lack of https/ssl bothers you, feel free to follow the instructions from the frigate part of the guide that goes over setting up nginx as a reverse proxy so you can use ssl. If you are using onlyoffice on port 443, you’ll have to choose a different port for nextcloud, but that’s fine. You’d visit https://192.168.5.5:444 to get to nextcloud instead of https://192.168.5.5 - you’ll live!

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