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I've shoved my Switch to the back of a cupboard somewhere and don't use that hardware at all. I use Eden emulator to play Switch games on my Steam Deck and my Retroid Pocket 5, and also my PC (if my kids want their save game progress there). Syncthing is set up on my home server and all these devices. The save data gets synced across all devices. I've been loving it. I've ditched the shitty Nintendo hardware and always refused to pay for Switch online since it didn't work for a bunch of games anyway. The emulated games get better performance with better screens and controllers on these devices, and all games sync reliably at no extra cost.
I've got Switch games on my phone as well (Into the Breach works great with touch controls alone), but I haven't figured out synchronising save data from here since Android locked down app data folders.
I can give you more details or resources with instructions if you want, but this won't apply to actual Nintendo hardware and certainly not Switch 2.
That's alright, thanks
You may find syncthing-fork on fdroid to be useful. The nextcloud app was crippled with sync charges due to the play store but the fdroid variant doesn't have such restrictions. The same may be true for syncthing-fork