Most NAS (network attached storage device) have cloud capabilities. Its kinda like one drive only you host it yourself. Synology has Drive for example and even has apps for android and iOS.
You can just save anything to it. A keepass file I just an encrypted database file. If you save it on a NAS then you can access it anywhere.
Obviously you can also use One drive or google drive (or whatever its called nowadays). But I don’t trust Microsoft or Google with my data.
I use a Keepass database that I save on my nas so I can access it from any device.
Explain to me this nas. I also use Keepass and currently I manually copy my DB file between devices
You should look into syncthing. It can be used to run in the background and sync files super easily and it’s peer to peer so it’s free
Seconded. I use synching to sync my KeePass db between phone and PC and it’s great. You just need to start the app regularly to keep them in harmony.
Most NAS (network attached storage device) have cloud capabilities. Its kinda like one drive only you host it yourself. Synology has Drive for example and even has apps for android and iOS.
You can just save anything to it. A keepass file I just an encrypted database file. If you save it on a NAS then you can access it anywhere.
Obviously you can also use One drive or google drive (or whatever its called nowadays). But I don’t trust Microsoft or Google with my data.