Multi-device Sync
MoryFlow notes are just regular folders—use cloud storage to sync across devices.
How It Works
MoryFlow notes are regular Markdown files stored in a folder you specify.
Just put that folder in a cloud sync directory and it automatically syncs to other devices.
Cloud Sync Folder/
└── My Notes/ ← This is your notes folder
├── Work/
├── Study/
└── ...
Recommended Solutions
macOS + iOS: iCloud
How to set up:
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On Mac, put your notes folder in iCloud Drive:
~/Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/My Notes
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Or use a custom path in iCloud Drive
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Select this directory as your notes folder in MoryFlow
Pros:
- Seamless Apple ecosystem integration
- Stable and fast sync
- No extra software needed
Notes:
- Large files may sync slowly
- Make sure you have enough iCloud space
Windows: OneDrive
How to set up:
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Put your notes folder in OneDrive:
C:\Users\YourName\OneDrive\My Notes
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Select this directory in MoryFlow
Pros:
- Native Windows integration
- Works well with Office
Cross-platform: Dropbox
How to set up:
- Install Dropbox client
- Put your notes folder in Dropbox directory
- Select this directory in MoryFlow
Pros:
- Cross-platform support
- Reliable sync
Notes:
- May need special network access in some regions
Cross-platform: Other Cloud Services
Similar setup process:
- Install cloud service client
- Put notes folder in sync directory
- Select in MoryFlow
Common services:
- Google Drive
- pCloud
- Syncthing (P2P)
Sync Best Practices
Avoiding Conflicts
Editing the same file on multiple devices simultaneously can cause conflicts.
How to prevent:
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Wait for sync before editing
- After opening MoryFlow, wait a few seconds for files to sync
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Don't edit simultaneously
- Finish editing on one device, wait for sync, then edit on another
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Edit different files
- On different devices, work on different notes
When Conflicts Happen
When there's a conflict, cloud storage typically:
- Keeps both versions
- Creates a copy marked "conflict"
How to resolve:
- Compare the content of both files
- Manually merge what you need
- Delete the conflict copy
Things to Note
First Time Sync
When setting up, wait for all files to sync before starting to use.
Large Number of Files
If you have many or large files:
- First sync may take a while
- Use selective sync to exclude what you don't need
Attachments
If notes have images or other attachments:
- Make sure attachments are in the sync scope
- Large attachments may slow down sync
Configuration Files
MoryFlow settings (API keys, etc.) are stored in the app data directory and won't sync with your notes folder.
Each device needs separate configuration:
- API Keys
- Theme settings
- Other preferences
Solution Comparison
| Solution |
Platforms |
Pros |
Cons |
| iCloud |
Apple |
Native integration |
Apple devices only |
| OneDrive |
Mainly Windows |
Windows native |
Mac experience so-so |
| Dropbox |
All |
Stable, reliable |
May need special access |
| Google Drive |
All |
Generous space |
May need special access |
Advanced Solutions
Git Sync
If you know Git, you can use it to manage notes:
Pros:
- Complete version history
- Better conflict handling
- Can revert to any version
Setup:
cd /path/to/notes
git init
git remote add origin <your-repo-url>
Usage:
# Before work
git pull
# After work
git add .
git commit -m "update notes"
git push
Syncthing
Decentralized sync solution:
- No cloud service dependency
- Direct device-to-device sync
- Full control over your data
Good for: Users with very high privacy requirements
Common Issues
Files Disappeared After Sync
- Check cloud service's trash
- Look for sync errors
- Check if other devices have a copy
Slow Sync Speed
- Check network connection
- Exclude large files
- Reduce file count
File In Use Error
- Make sure MoryFlow isn't open with the same folder on another device
- Wait for sync to complete before operating