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I really like Quillpad on mobile. I have my own Nextcloud instance and it works great. I only wish that Nextcloud Notes/Quillpad allowed for a few more levels in its notebook/notes hierarchy for better categorization.
I've tried Obsidian/Logseq with Folder Sync As a companion app and just didn't like the clunkiness of it.
100% agree on clunkiness of homebrew sync option for Obsidian. I ended up paying for their sync service, which is expensive for what it is. But I use it a ton and it's saved me so much time that I feel it's worth it. And it's about as flawless a sync option as their is.
I would also use Quillpad if they offered another sync option.