Keep Nextcloud Deck moving on iPhone when the network drops. Deckloud queues core actions locally, replays them when connectivity returns, and offers deeper recovery tools for heavier workflows.
Apple Silicon Macs use the M-series build. Intel Macs use the Intel build.
Stay in the board flow first, then let the queue recover cleanly when the connection returns.
Works with any compatible Nextcloud server or provider
Deckloud does not require a hosted Deckloud backend. The app works with the server you already use for Nextcloud Deck.
Story
People who use Nextcloud Deck seriously do not just care about privacy. They care about whether the app keeps them moving when they are commuting, traveling, switching networks, or working in a building with unreliable signal.
Deckloud treats this as a product problem, not a support footnote. Core writes can queue locally, and recovery stays part of the free trust layer instead of becoming a paywall.
Proof
The goal is not offline theater. It is to keep board work understandable and recoverable when the network gets rough.
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Core queue for essential board work
Boards, stacks, cards, and other everyday actions can continue through temporary network failure and replay later.
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Clear recovery path
Queue health, retry actions, and recovery tools are surfaced so users can understand what happened instead of guessing.
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Recovery stays available
Retry actions and recovery tools remain available because reliability is core product trust, not a premium gate.
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Still your own server
Offline resilience is built around the same direct connection to your Nextcloud server, not a separate cloud relay.
FAQ
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Does everything work offline?
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Is recovery a Pro feature?
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Is this still direct Nextcloud sync?
Start with the free core app and add the one-time Pro unlock if your workflow needs deeper recovery and queue tooling.
Apple Silicon Macs use the M-series build. Intel Macs use the Intel build.