I print hard copies because (a) I'm a dinosaur (b) it's easier than fumbling with a phone
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pdf in my nextcloud
Me too. Although iOS wallet is really nice…
Paperless-ngx on GitHub could be what you need. There's an app called paperless mobile that works well with it.
CouponStore can handle most anything with a barcode or number.
That seems interesting, thanks, I'll try it out.
I store it in paperless. I save it there for the longterm but also to have it ready when needed. If I guess I don't have internet. I save it on my phone as well.
Save them as PDFs and store them in your cloud storage or choice or a syncing tool like Syncthing. A basic folder structure can help keep things organised.
No need for anything complicated, for essential documents best to keep its impel and limit the scope of failure.
I'm almost 100% paperless nowadays, which I achieve using (heh!) Paperless-ngx.
So far, the best FOSS Android app I've found to go with it is Paperless Mobile. It's pretty well featured, and is being actively developed.
Like most others I use paperless-ngx.
On top of that, I use syncthing to sync the paperless files to my mobile phone. You can set storage path for each file in paperless; I have one for important files like tickets. Then I have them even without internet access 🙂👍
I also use email and company apps (flights, ..) .. 🫣 For movies I also use "note to self" in signal to quickly store and find them..
I use Syncthing to sync the documents between my home server and all other devices. Additionally I use Obsidian as my interface (for this many other functions) but you could just access the files directly with a file explorer.
I put them in my password safe