Feature Request: Use iCloud for cloud storage

[mojotx]

I created my Boostnote storage for macOS using iCloud but cannot access it from the iOS version. I can see my Boostnote storage folder using the new “Files” app in iOS 11.x, but cannot get the iOS Boostnote app to read them.

I think this feature would be relatively easy low-hanging fruit, and it’s the only thing keeping me from completely ditching Evernote.

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[gramster]

+1

Dropbox has the benefit that it works on all platforms but I’ve been in environments where Dropbox is blocked but icloud sync is not.

[MeteorsHub]

Yes, better to support ios11 File app

[Jonjoe]

Any update on this?

[mindmatter-ai]

+1 for me 👍 I don't want to use Dropbox in the first place , i have enough cloud storages

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[TravisJoe]

I was wondering if this has stalled? One reason I am looking at Boostnote compared to Quiver and Bear is good syncing and edibility on my iOS device. To me this is one big thing that would set them apart. Dropbox will be okay, but I would prefer to use iCloud.

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[LeoBakerHytch]

Just bumping this. I would love to be able to ditch Notes and use BoostNote for everything. I am unfortunately not an iOS developer myself, otherwise I would jump in here.