It just saves to your local filesystem, so you can sync with drive or dropbox if you want, layer some encryption in between with fuse. There's a mobile client, but you'll have to keep the note directory synced manually with a 3rd-party app.
I really can't wait to install them and see if they are the personal content management systems that I've been looking for for years.
They both can also be installed on Window/Linux/Mac/Android/iOS/Web (on private server, nice interfaces, PHP based I think).
Anyone know of similar web-based (but self-hosted) software like this that might be life-changing?
They also have another website (http://framabag.org) where you can try it out with a free account.
BTW, ownCloud used to have a remoteStorage provider plugin that would've been useful for Laverna, but it was removed due to various issues :-/ https://github.com/owncloud/core/wiki/Project%20ideas#ownclo... may lead to a new one
Audiophone looks nice from the screenshots? iOS7 unlike the rest of them.
or a figure that's referred to by some .tex file?
or a huge film that will be deleted and resent by rsync next time your backups run?
It doesn't sync a folder on your phone that you can modify, it syncs the metadata and downloads files when you specifically ask for them. Local storage is used as a cache, you can't just add files and expect them to be uploaded without uploading them from within the app.
Edit: tagspaces page says it works with bts.
The main reason why I don't want to use Evernote is because I want to store my notes in plain text files, so I can keep using them even in say 50 years.
That implies that it renames your files for you - can someone who's used it confirm this?
It's built in node-webkit [1] though, so it wouldn't (shouldn't) be too hard to integrate websql, sqlite or some other database [2].
[1] https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit [2] https://github.com/uggrock/tagspaces