NC Collectives
Unofficial Android client for Nextcloud Collectives wiki notebooks.
新版本 2.12.1
A packaging fix. Nothing about how the app works has changed.
Native libraries are now packaged exactly as the libraries they come from shipped them, instead of being stripped or not depending on which machine built the release. That inconsistency would have stopped F-Droid from verifying the build against its own, which quietly halts updates there with no error shown to anyone.
If you already run 2.12.0 there is nothing new to see — this only affects how future updates reach you.
Native libraries are now packaged exactly as the libraries they come from shipped them, instead of being stripped or not depending on which machine built the release. That inconsistency would have stopped F-Droid from verifying the build against its own, which quietly halts updates there with no error shown to anyone.
If you already run 2.12.0 there is nothing new to see — this only affects how future updates reach you.
An unofficial native Android client for the Nextcloud Collectives app — wiki-style markdown notebooks hosted on your own Nextcloud server.
Features:
* Browse collectives and nested page trees.
* Render markdown pages, including images, links, task lists, tables, syntax-highlighted fenced code blocks (Prism4j, themed against the app's Material 3 colour scheme), Nextcloud Text callouts (INFO / WARN / ERROR / SUCCESS), and ==highlight== marks.
* View-first by default with a per-page edit toggle. Two editors ship side-by-side: a native markdown editor with formatting toolbar + live preview swap that works offline (default), and a collaborative WebView editor backed by Nextcloud Text (beta — multi-user real-time editing, callouts, multi-line tables, math) used when the server supports it and you're online. Choose the default under Settings → Editor.
* Offline read cache and offline edit queue. Last-write-wins on conflict; local edits are preserved as drafts attached to the page.
* Full-text search via the Nextcloud unified-search provider.
* Favourites and recent searches, persisted across sessions.
* Per-page tags, emoji, rename, and move (folder pages supported). Browse all pages carrying a given tag.
* Long-press to drag pages and reorder them within their parent — same subpageOrder the web Collectives UI uses.
* Duplicate page action.
* Attachments: view inline images, upload from camera or gallery.
* Trash + restore (per-page and per-collective), with pre-commit undo on a snackbar for page trash.
* Create new collectives, change a collective's emoji, soft-delete + restore + permanently delete collectives.
* Share-intent quick capture from any app (text, URLs, single or multiple images).
* Backlinks: collapsible "linked from" row under every page that shows which other pages reference it.
* Wikilink support: [[Page Name]] and relative .md links resolve in-app.
* Light, Dark, or System theme; Material 3 styling.
* Configurable background sync cadence (Off, 1h, 6h, 12h, daily).
* Adaptive launcher icon with a monochrome layer for Android 13+ themed icons.
* Splash screen.
* Manual update check: a button in Settings under About asks the GitHub Releases API whether a newer version has been published, and opens the release page in a browser tab if so. Nothing is checked at launch and nothing runs in the background; the app never downloads or installs anything itself. F-Droid users can ignore it entirely — updates come through F-Droid as normal.
Requirements:
* Android 10 (API 29) or newer.
* A Nextcloud instance with the Collectives app installed, served over HTTPS. Plaintext (http://) server URLs are refused at login.
Authentication uses Nextcloud Login Flow v2 — you authorise the app from your browser and the server returns a device-scoped app password. Your account password is never seen, transmitted, or stored by the app. Revoke the device at any time from your Nextcloud security settings.
Privacy:
* The app talks only to the Nextcloud server you configure. The one exception is the manual update check in Settings, which contacts api.github.com only when you press the button, on a separate HTTP client that never carries your Nextcloud credentials.
* No Google Play Services. No Firebase. No analytics. No telemetry. No crash reporters. No advertising IDs.
* The device-scoped app password is stored in EncryptedSharedPreferences (Tink-backed). Signing out wipes the keystore entry along with every cached row and preference.
This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Nextcloud GmbH or the Nextcloud Collectives team. "Nextcloud" and "Collectives" are trademarks of their respective owners.
Features:
* Browse collectives and nested page trees.
* Render markdown pages, including images, links, task lists, tables, syntax-highlighted fenced code blocks (Prism4j, themed against the app's Material 3 colour scheme), Nextcloud Text callouts (INFO / WARN / ERROR / SUCCESS), and ==highlight== marks.
* View-first by default with a per-page edit toggle. Two editors ship side-by-side: a native markdown editor with formatting toolbar + live preview swap that works offline (default), and a collaborative WebView editor backed by Nextcloud Text (beta — multi-user real-time editing, callouts, multi-line tables, math) used when the server supports it and you're online. Choose the default under Settings → Editor.
* Offline read cache and offline edit queue. Last-write-wins on conflict; local edits are preserved as drafts attached to the page.
* Full-text search via the Nextcloud unified-search provider.
* Favourites and recent searches, persisted across sessions.
* Per-page tags, emoji, rename, and move (folder pages supported). Browse all pages carrying a given tag.
* Long-press to drag pages and reorder them within their parent — same subpageOrder the web Collectives UI uses.
* Duplicate page action.
* Attachments: view inline images, upload from camera or gallery.
* Trash + restore (per-page and per-collective), with pre-commit undo on a snackbar for page trash.
* Create new collectives, change a collective's emoji, soft-delete + restore + permanently delete collectives.
* Share-intent quick capture from any app (text, URLs, single or multiple images).
* Backlinks: collapsible "linked from" row under every page that shows which other pages reference it.
* Wikilink support: [[Page Name]] and relative .md links resolve in-app.
* Light, Dark, or System theme; Material 3 styling.
* Configurable background sync cadence (Off, 1h, 6h, 12h, daily).
* Adaptive launcher icon with a monochrome layer for Android 13+ themed icons.
* Splash screen.
* Manual update check: a button in Settings under About asks the GitHub Releases API whether a newer version has been published, and opens the release page in a browser tab if so. Nothing is checked at launch and nothing runs in the background; the app never downloads or installs anything itself. F-Droid users can ignore it entirely — updates come through F-Droid as normal.
Requirements:
* Android 10 (API 29) or newer.
* A Nextcloud instance with the Collectives app installed, served over HTTPS. Plaintext (http://) server URLs are refused at login.
Authentication uses Nextcloud Login Flow v2 — you authorise the app from your browser and the server returns a device-scoped app password. Your account password is never seen, transmitted, or stored by the app. Revoke the device at any time from your Nextcloud security settings.
Privacy:
* The app talks only to the Nextcloud server you configure. The one exception is the manual update check in Settings, which contacts api.github.com only when you press the button, on a separate HTTP client that never carries your Nextcloud credentials.
* No Google Play Services. No Firebase. No analytics. No telemetry. No crash reporters. No advertising IDs.
* The device-scoped app password is stored in EncryptedSharedPreferences (Tink-backed). Signing out wipes the keystore entry along with every cached row and preference.
This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Nextcloud GmbH or the Nextcloud Collectives team. "Nextcloud" and "Collectives" are trademarks of their respective owners.
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雖然在下方可選擇下載 APK 檔案，但要留意這樣的安裝方式將不會收到更新通知，是一種較不安全的下載方法。建議您先安裝 F-Droid 用戶端使用。
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arm64-v8aarmeabi-v7ax86x86_64此版本需要 Android 10 或更高的版本。
此套件包由原開發者建置和簽署，並保證與此原始碼 Tarball 保持一致。
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arm64-v8aarmeabi-v7ax86x86_64此版本需要 Android 10 或更高的版本。
此套件包由原開發者建置和簽署，並保證與此原始碼 Tarball 保持一致。
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arm64-v8aarmeabi-v7ax86x86_64此版本需要 Android 10 或更高的版本。
此套件包由原開發者建置和簽署，並保證與此原始碼 Tarball 保持一致。
新版本 2.11.0
A large fix release, mostly offline editing and attachments.
Every offline edit is kept now, not just the last, and they survive renaming or moving the page. Attachments no longer overwrite a file someone else uploaded, a failed one can be retried, and emoji or non-Latin names work.
Sharing into the app reports what it actually saved, and survives interruption.
Signing out clears your credentials even if cache clean-up fails, and page content can no longer make the app fetch your other files.
Every offline edit is kept now, not just the last, and they survive renaming or moving the page. Attachments no longer overwrite a file someone else uploaded, a failed one can be retried, and emoji or non-Latin names work.
Sharing into the app reports what it actually saved, and survives interruption.
Signing out clears your credentials even if cache clean-up fails, and page content can no longer make the app fetch your other files.
新版本 2.10.0
Several Nextcloud accounts can now live on one device. Add them under Settings, and switch without signing out — one account's pages are cached at a time, so switching clears the old copy and downloads the new one, warning first if any edits are still unsent.
Long pages get an index: tap the list icon in the page toolbar for the headings, and jump straight to one. Pull down to refresh a page or its attachments, which previously only the lists supported.
Long pages get an index: tap the list icon in the page toolbar for the headings, and jump straight to one. Pull down to refresh a page or its attachments, which previously only the lists supported.