@selfhosted Self host phone contacts sync

I am searching for something to sync my phone contacts between multiple phones for some time. Best case it shouldn’t use DAVx^5 and should support Android and iOS. Thanks for your suggestions!

What I found so far:
Nextcloud - but needs DAVx^5
Radicale - also needs DAVx^5
SoGo - needs some CARD-DAV application

  • Hopfgeist@feddit.de
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    1 year ago

    What’s your problem with DAVx^5? It’s completely and permanently free and fully-featured on f-droid. Only the PlayStore version costs money. The authors don’t want to make money, but motivate you to move away from Google infrastructure.

    If you only need address/phone number sync, then nextcloud is probably overkill, but I use it, and it works great. Also for calendar sync and file storage.

    (You don’t need to put the community name in the title, especially not with “@”, which signifies usernames. Communities are prefixed by “!”.)

    • Justin@lemmy.jlh.name
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      1 year ago

      I agree that DAVx^5 is really good. OP is from Mastodon, which might explain the funny post title.

    • techgearwhips@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      Because Davx5 only works with Android and he stated he wants something that syncs across all of his devices. I came across this posting because I am also looking for a solution to sync contacts between my Android and iPhone. I am trying to get away from Nextcloud because it’s overkill for my use case… So far I have tried Radicale and Baikal but neither works for iOS.

    • redcalcium@c.calciumlabs.com
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      (You don’t need to put the community name in the title, especially not with “@”, which signifies usernames. Communities are prefixed by “!”.)

      They posted from mastodon though, so they do need to mention the community in order to cross post there.