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Yes! I actually already worked on this, I have a websocket branch kinda ready to be merged, the issue is if I go down the websocket route, it'll be hell to then implement live co-operation if I ever decide to do so, because TipTap has its own live system. Been battling with this dilemma for a while, but be sure this is 100% coming one way or another, at least for checklists :) |
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real time updates are live, it works everywhere aside from editor ❤️ |
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One thing that would be really valuable, especially for multi-device use and shared notes, is real-time updates so changes appear without needing a manual refresh.
To be clear, this isn’t a request for live co-editing (multiple users typing in the same note at once). The goal would simply be:
If a note or list is created, updated, or deleted on one device
Other connected clients see the change automatically
No page refresh or navigation required
This would be especially useful when:
Using Jotty on desktop and mobile at the same time
Working with shared notes with multiple people at the same time
Keeping a notes view open for long periods
Ideally, this would be implemented as a lightweight sync mechanism (e.g. WebSockets or similar), using a simple “last write wins” approach rather than field-level merges. That keeps the implementation aligned with Jotty’s current simplicity and avoids introducing extra UI complexity.
I think this would be a nice quality-of-life improvement that enhances the experience without changing how users interact with notes or adding any new fields.
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