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Joplin has an Android app. You don't necessarily need a server, I sync them with Syncthing.
I currently use joplin, but I also mentioned jotty which I tried but didn't like. Jotty doesn't have an android app.
I sync joplin to a self hosted s3 via garage. The big thing I like about this setup, is that sync is near instant, as opposed to waiting for syncthing to sync.
I do use syncthing for pretty much everything else though, like keepassxc or exported backups of my joplin notes. But, I onlu activate it occasionally since it's a battery hog.