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I'm developing a PostgreSQL–PostGIS database on a remote server. I’ve already created all the necessary layers and their attribute forms in QGIS. I now want to use it with QField. When my Android device has internet access, everything works perfectly, but I’m wondering if it’s possible to make it work offline as well ?

If that’s not possible, would it be feasible to create a duplicate QGIS project with the same layers and all the data, and then develop an app to import the data collected offline into my PostgreSQL database ?

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    As far as I know, it is no possible to access data from your remote PostGIS database without any internet access. As you mentioned you can create an "offline" project with static layers to have access to your data at all times. If this is feasible is subjective and therfore up to you! Also please refrain from asking subjective questions due to the scope of GIS SE (see here). Commented Oct 10 at 8:58

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