Mobile client

[rami-shalhoub]

I have been using Trilium for the past three years, it helped me a lot during my studies and specially while I was working my thesis, and truly I consider it one of the vital tools for my productivity.
But it is a bum that the only way to have a decent and functional mobile client it by accessing a web application from the browser
( which works only when then phone has internet connection).
So I have been thinking, why we cannot use Capacitor? As Trilium is built using Type Script and basically it is a web app that uses Electron to have a desktop app.
Also I read that the developers are porting Trilium to Svelte #6074 , which also make the idea of using Capacitor works

[eliandoran]

The problem is not the web client, i.e. the one you access via the problem. If we want to have offline support (which few apps support it by the way, not even Notion has proper offline mode), then we'd have to ship the server in the mobile application as well. This is way more complicated than it seems due to use of natives, and Node.js specific logic that simply doesn't work in a browser environment.

And last, but not least, there simply isn't enough manpower to do it.