Nextcloud Todoist
Desktop
Connect to your Nextcloud from Windows, macOS or Linux.
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Mobile
Use your Nextcloud on the go with our Android and iOS apps.
- Nextcloud is free and open-source, which means that anyone is allowed to install and operate it on their own private server devices. In contrast to proprietary services like Dropbox, the open architecture allows adding functionality to the server in the form of applications and enables users to have full control of their data.
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- Nextcloud Server ☁. A safe home for all your data. Why is this so awesome? 📁 Access your Data You can store your files, contacts, calendars and more on a server of your choosing.; 🔄 Sync your Data You keep your files, contacts, calendars and more synchronized amongst your devices.; 🙌 Share your Data by giving others access to the stuff you want them to see or to collaborate.
Server
Stay in control of your data!
Choose one of the providers or download the Nextcloud server for self hosting.
Read the documentation
Here you can find our manuals:
Need help?
Discuss using, installing or maintaining Nextcloud in our support channels. Download chrome policy remover for mac.
- IRC Channel (Webchat)
These consist of users helping each other. Consider helping out others, too!
Browse dozens of free apps and services you could use with your Nextcloud on the Nextcloud app store.
Get Involved
If you want to help out with developing and testing, grab a daily build. Find our GitHub project here and find our issue tracker for the server here.
Latest testing version is 21 RC2
Help test our clients: Android Release Candidate client on Play store and Android Beta client on F-Droid. For iOS, join Testflight for iOS
The archive should be extracted in a folder your web server has access to. Latest stable version: 21.0.1 (Changelog)
Follow the Nextcloud Admin Manuals installation chapter.
If you already run Nextcloud, refer to the upgrade manual.
Need an enterprise solution?
Nextcloud Todo
- Download the .tar.bz2 or .zip archive.
- Check package integrity using MD5 (.tar.bz2 / .zip) or SHA256 (.tar.bz2 / .zip)
- Verify the authenticity via PGP (.tar.bz2 /.zip). The Nextcloud GPG key is here.
You can already find server packages included with many distributions or provided by active community members. Find an overview of packages for various distributions as well as Docker and snap images here. Can't find packages you need? Ask your distribution for packages or contribute to creating them!
Looking for older versions or major releases?
Nextcloud Server does not support Microsoft Windows. We recommend using a virtual machine or docker image on Windows Server.
Security note:
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Release channels:
We offer Release Channels with production, stable, beta and daily-branches. This gives you the opportunity to choose your balance between stability and features.
The Web Installer is the easiest way to install Nextcloud on a web space. It checks the dependencies, downloads Nextcloud from the official server, unpacks it with the right permissions and the right user account. Finally, you will be redirected to the Nextcloud installer.
- Right-click here and save the file to your computer
- Upload setup-nextcloud.php to your web space
- Point your web browser to setup-nextcloud.php on your webspace
- Follow the instructions and configure Nextcloud
- Login to your newly created Nextcloud instance!
You can find further instructions in the Nextcloud Admin Manual.
Note that the installer uses the same Nextcloud version as available for the built in updater in Nextcloud. After a major release it can take up to a month before it becomes available through the web installer and the updater. This is done to spread the deployment of new major releases out over time.
Nextcloud Server does not support Microsoft Windows. We recommend using a virtual machine or docker image on Windows Server.
Security note:
To receive information about updates and security issues, we recommend a subscription to our low-traffic newsletter.
Release channels:
We offer Release Channels with production, stable, beta and daily-branches. This gives you the opportunity to choose your balance between stability and features.
You can find further instructions in the Nextcloud Admin Manual.
If you already run Nextcloud, refer to the upgrade manual for moving to new Nextcloud releases.
Continue
Security note:
We recommend a subscription to our low-traffic newsletter for notifications on updates and security issues. Find the '>public Nextcloud GPG key here.
Looking for repositories of previous major releases?
Nextcloud Server does not support Microsoft Windows. We recommend using the Nextcloud Appliance on Windows Server.
Virtual Machine image
The Nextcloud VM is designed to be an easy way for less technical users to get Nextcloud up and running or to test it out. It builds on Ubuntu Linux and makes configuration easy.
Find source here.
If you are looking for a more extensive virtual machine with many scripts to easily set up advanced functionality, get the full-version VM from Hansson IT.
For small businesses, Nextcloud GmbH maintains a free appliance built on the Univention Corporate Server (UCS) with easy graphical setup and web-based administration. It includes user management via LDAP as well as optional online office integration. Get the SME/Enterprise appliance.
Docker image
Several Nextcloud community members maintain a Docker image. It supports a wide range of architectures, releases, various webservers, databases and more.
Find source here.
Snap package
Canonical and the Nextcloud community maintain a Nextcloud Snap, including release channels and quick and easy deployment for easy home use.
Security note:
To receive information about updates and security issues, we recommend a subscription to our low-traffic newsletter.
Release channels:
We offer Release Channels with production, stable, beta and daily-branches. This gives you the opportunity to choose your balance between stability and features. Most of our Appliances support these release channels or let you fix on specific major versions.
Use the desktop clients to keep your files synchronized between your Nextcloud server and your desktop. Select one or more directories on your local machine and always have access to your latest files wherever you are. Learn more about our clients here.
Mac OS 10.10+ (legacy)
Looking for integration apps like browser add-ins for Passwords, a feedreader and more? Check our app store for integrations!
find here:
documentation
source code
You can already find Nextcloud Desktop client packages included in openSUSE Tumbleweed, Arch Linux and Fedora. You can find Ubuntu/Debian packages in this PPA. Packages for Alpine Linux over here. See the latest state and more packages in this post on our forums. Can't find packages? Ask your distribution or contribute to creating them!
Nextcloud Files is using WebDAV, so you can also try out any other client you want!
Try also our Outlook and Thunderbird integration: Sync your files, calendars, contacts and tasks with Outlook or Mozilla Thunderbird
The Nextcloud mobile apps are available in various app stores. Learn more about our clients here.
Nextcloud Files
The apps allow you to access, sync and upload your data and feature instant upload for photos and videos, upload management and more features.
Find iOS Sources here, Android Sources here anddirect APK download here.
Nextcloud Talk
Find iOS Sources here, Android Sources here.
Looking for mobile apps for Deck, News, Passwords and more? Check our app store!
Nextcloud is using open standards like CalDAV, WebDAV and IMAP so many independent third party clients can connect to it.
This is a basic tutorial on how to setup your Android phone to sync with your selfhosted Nextcloud instance just by using 100% free and open source reliable software.
Technologies used
- Nextcloud file sync is based on WebDAV.
- Regarding Calendars and Tasks, we have CalDAV
- For Contacts, we have CardDAV
Nextcloud is based on the combination of SabreDAV to support these technologies at the server backend, combined with a javascript WebDAV/CalDAV/CardDAV frontend for the web interface.
The Nextcloud desktop synchronization client also talks WebDAV with the server, whereas we usually resort to something like Thunderbird to sync calendars and tasks.
When it comes to Android, it is the Nextcloud sync client that talks WebDAV with the server, whereas DAVdroid talks CalDAV and CardDAV for tasks, contacts and calendars.
Basic procedure
Install F-Droid
First of all, if you haven’t yet, install F-Droid. This is a great app store that only contains FOSS software ( Free and Open Source ).
In order to install this or any other app that doesn’t come from the Google Play store, you first need to allow Unknown Sources in the Security section of your phone settings.
Then, download F-Droid and ejecute the download to install it.
You will find all required apps here
Install DAVdroid
From F-Droid, install DAVdroid. Don’t open it yet.
Install Nextcloud
Next, install the Nextcloud sync client app
Configure Nextcloud
Enter your server address and credentials
Configure DAVdroid from Nextcloud
In settings, look for the option to Sync calendar & contacts.
This will autofill the weird URL that we need to type otherwise. Enter your credentials again.
Nextcloud To Do List
Finally, open DAVdroid and select which calendars, tasks and contacts you want to sync with the phone.
Install OpenTasks
DAVdroid will suggest that you install OpenTasks.
You can install it from F-Droid at any moment, but make sure you install it after you have connected DAVdroid to your cloud.
Your tasks will automatically appear as available in OpenTasks. I recommend that you use the widget 😉
Install Etar (optional)
In my case, I wasn’t very fond of the default Calendar that comes with LineageOS, so I recommend Etar, which is available in F-Droid.
It is light, clear and simple. In any case, your Nextcloud calendars should now show in your Calendar app.
What’s next?
We probably will install other Nextcloud Apps in our server, such as Nextcloud News, Notes, or Bookmarks. There are open source apps for all those on F-Droid.
Install Nextcloud News
Install Nextcloud Notes
Install Nextcloud Bookmarks
There we have it! We can now enjoy all of our self hosted Nextcloud instance in our phone.