Please note that Supernote Private Cloud is only available on Supernote Manta and Nomad devices updated to Chauvet 3.24.39_beta, and Supernote A5 X and A6 X devices updated to Chauvet 2.22.36_beta.

Every note you make on your Supernote is important. We've created a way for you to use cloud features (like syncing) while keeping your notes completely private on hardware that you own.

This isn't a general cloud service. It's a way to store all your Supernote files (notes, documents, etc.) on your own machine. This could be your home NAS (a network storage box) or a server inside your company. It becomes your dedicated storage spot.

What This Gives You

• Security: Your files stay on your hardware. They are never uploaded to Supernote or any other third party's servers. Your data stays private.
• Control: You decide how resources are used. For businesses, this is crucial: you can keep important meeting notes and client data stored internally, meeting security rules and compliances.
• Lower Costs: You use hardware you already have. You set it up once and don't pay ongoing fees to a cloud service.

How to Get Started

We provide a "Supernote Private Cloud Deployment Manual." This manual gives you step-by-step instructions:

• Clear Instructions: It tells you exactly what hardware/software you need and walks you through the setup. You don't need to be an IT expert.
• Linux/Unix Only: This system works with the Linux operating system (like what's on many NAS devices, such as Synology DSM). The manual covers setting this up on all compatible systems.
• Support: The manual includes a FAQ section and links to help if you run into any issues during the setup process.

You can download the manual here:
Download the Manual

Note: You need a device running Linux or a similar Unix-like system. Windows is not supported currently.