I think based on this Dropbox sync is still too unreliable to meaningfully work between both apps at the same time. No more cluttered to-do lists or hasty scribbles in the margins of your journal. It helps you build a productivity machine by offering not just note-taking, but a calendar, bullet journaling, and lists. This is important because you would expect to open your Obsidian vault based on the Dropbox folder but that’s not necessarily the latest version of a file. NotePlan is a minimal, beautiful note-taking app that sets out to solve the problems that plague most apps in the field. If you open a note in finder from NotePlan you’ll see it goes to the container folder, not directly to the Dropbox. It seems like NotePlan speaks to the API which then sends the file to your Dropbox folder.
seamlessly syncs with outside platforms like iCal or Google Calendar to make.
NotePlan notes were hit and miss and I got a bunch of issues creating a file one machine and then seeing duplicates on the other. Sync Calendar & Reminders with NotePlan Task-Management The app is built.Mac to Mac seemed more reliable than Mac to iOS. Daily notes sync’d pretty well, I didn’t see major issues and sync was relatively quick (5-10 seconds typically from making an update on one device to seeing it another.
#DOES NOTEPLAN SYNC WITH GOOGLE CALENDAR INSTALL#
I did a fresh install of NotePlan across a couple of devices (iOS and Mac) and set it up with a clean version of Dropbox sync. As it’s Friday I spent a bit of time playing with NotePlan again to see how the latest betas are performing.
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