Hello Insync Team!
First of all I want to say that you’re doing great job with Linux version! 
Did you consider to create a version of your app for Ubuntu in phones? For me, sync with google files is very important on phone. For now, some guys are working on owncloud support (I don’t know is that will be app or implemented directly in the ecosystem). I think that is/will be big cake that you can take if you try to work with Ubuntu devs and port your app.
What do you think about that?
In case of any question, fell you to ask.
@ktatar156 There are no plans for that yet, sorry.
So sad! It is one of the last arguments to not switch from android to ubuntu touch 
I think the guys at canoncial have some know how to package/compile any ubuntu desktop programm into a an ubuntu touch app.
The command-line version of Insync for Raspberry PI armhf works perfectly on Ubuntu Touch. (Some terminal knowledge is required to set it up though)
./insync-portable -a <your key>
that’s it. It only syncs while terminal app is in foreground though and stops syncing when you navigate-out or lock. You will have to restart it after reboot like ./insync-portable start
To sync your folders like Pictures, etc. you may want to mount -o bind the folders or change the sync location to ~ but that’s not that simple in terminal
I believe writing an HTML5 touch UI would be a trivial task - which somebody (including me) may do on some other vacation day
That’s great! Because I’m not a programmer, so I keep my fingers crossed for someone who create UI! 