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NuQloud gives you one place for files, chat, mail, contacts, calendars, notes, tasks, appointments, and decentralized publishing.
Most users should begin with the default setup:
- Create your NuQloud account with your invite token.
- Open the NuQloud Dashboard.
- Install the NuQloud PWA on your main computer.
- Save your decentralized account backup file.
- Install file sync on any computer where you want automatic backups.
- Install mobile apps if you want phone notifications, photo backup, contacts, or calendar sync.
- Request initial publishing credits if you plan to use decentralized apps or decentralized publishing.
- Register a name when you are ready to publish or use identity-based decentralized features.
What You Can Do With NuQloud
- Store and sync files across devices.
- Share files and folders privately or publicly.
- Chat, call, and meet with groups.
- Use web mail with your existing email accounts.
- Keep contacts and calendars in sync.
- Create notes in Markdown.
- Manage projects with Deck boards.
- Create appointment booking links.
- Publish selected files to the decentralized QDN layer.
- Open decentralized apps from the NuQloud Apps area.
- Use Q-Mail for secure Qortal-based messages.
Web, Desktop, and Mobile
NuQloud works in the browser, as an installable PWA, and through compatible desktop and mobile apps.
The best daily experience is usually:
- Desktop: NuQloud PWA plus compatible desktop file sync.
- Mobile: NuQloud PWA plus compatible mobile files and Talk apps.
- Browser fallback: any modern browser can still access the normal web interface.
Early Release Notes
During the current early release:
- Some compatible apps still display Nextcloud branding.
- Decentralized publishing is available from the NuQloud web/PWA interface, not from the mobile Files app.
- The mobile Files and Talk apps are useful for sync, uploads, notifications, chat, and calls, but they do not expose every NuQloud-specific decentralized feature.