Dmitry

You have not understood anything at all. Very sad. EN server platform is still the same, and I still using it for notes sync. But for large files, I using cloud space and LAN sync software. Thus, I do not buy an EN subscription (free is enough), but I buy disk space in the cloud and buy desktop applications - for the whole team. But let me rather buy only EN, and solve all my synchronization needs in a modern and efficient way. Why not?

Why do you think so?

No no no.... just p2p, peer-to-peer. Only. Please read first 1. Wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer-to-peer 2. Practice example https://www.resilio.com/blog/whats-the-difference-between-peer-to-peer-and-client-server I propose to add the functionality of the p2p client to the synchronization of notes (as it is done now)

Hi! I never said that EN should be in the middle. My idea is that the client applications of the EN support p2p synchronization of files without uploading them to a dumb storage via the Internet

Perhaps sometimes to change the point of view? The client's problem is data synchronization in general. Notes are only part of the data. Notes sync is only part of data sync. I think that it would be a competitive advantage - to offer not only synchronization of notes, but also the possibility of p2p file synchronization, without the Internet and cloud storage

No, this is not entirely true. For notes I have Evernote. It's a good tool, and it's easy to store your notes in the cloud and to have access to them from any browser. But besides notes, I have large working media and documents that I do not want (and sometimes do not have the right) to upload to the cloud. I need these files on my two laptops, on a server in my office and on my home computer. They are also used by colleagues and need up-to-date versions. I solve this problem this way 1. For notes - Evernote 2. For general documents - google drive (paid account) 3. For big media data - google drive (paid account) and several desktop utilities for synchronization over the local network (paid) (one of them is Resilio Sync) My guess is that Evernote can become a data sync hub, not just notes. To do this, you need to add the p2p synchronization function. If this is implemented, it will be more profitable for me to have a paid Evernote account for all team members and refuse to pay Google Drive space and synchronization utilities. This feature will attract new commercial users.

Complete solution to all of data synchronization task. The user does not need to understand the sync algorithms and architecture and choose which data and which way should be synchronized. It will have one complete solution - for notes, light documents, music, big data files. All devices will have an up-to-date set of data, without unnecessary Internet costs and longtime client-server synchronization. This will also attract commercial users - development teams who will not need to buy the volumes of cloud storage and overload the network when copying large amounts of data to all devices. Just imagine - you have one application that synchronizes your personal notes and documents, working documents, and you always have up-to-date data files (application releases, videos, software builds) - even with a weak Internet (or without internet at all)

No, you did not understand. I mean exactly the p2p synchronization of folders between different devices. Regardless of the content: documents, images, data files, media. Two tasks: 1) sync quickly for multiple devices 2) do not upload data to the server. It's a p2p technology, like Resilio Sync. Notes and light data are synchronized as usually. Bulk data only syncs between devices. Synchronization settings are managed by Evernote

Hi! I would like to propose to add the function of synchronizing folders on devices based on P2P technology. Without uploading files to the cloud, only synchronizing data between selected folders on users devises. Example. I have a 10 GB folder with scanned documents on the server. I need a copy of these files on my laptop and a colleague's laptop, but I don't want to upload and download over the Internet (sensitive information, slow connection, etc.). I would like to mark this folder in Evernote to sync, and retrieve a copy of it quickly and safely over the local network on the laptop (P2P technology). Result. My notes are stored in the cloud, my data is synced across devices - and it's all set up in one Evernote interface