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Obsidian is a free and flexible note-taking app that stores notes privately on the user's device, including offline access. It supports links between notes, a graph view of relationships, Canvas for visual layout, and thousands of plugins and themes. Obsidian Sync provides end-to-end encrypted sync across devices, and Obsidian Publish turns notes into an online site. Optional add-on services are billed per user or site per month, billed annually.
Obsidian Mobile is a free mobile app for iOS and Android that brings Obsidian's desktop features to phones and tablets. It includes tabs, a command palette, plugins and custom hotkeys, and core plugins such as graph view work the same as on desktop. A customizable toolbar and touch-friendly gestures are included.
Obsidian is a decentralized trading protocol for swapping tokens and accessing on-chain liquidity.
Obsidian Canvas provides an infinite space for researching, brainstorming, diagramming and laying out ideas. Canvas files are stored locally in the open JSON Canvas file format, and the API supports plugins that add capabilities. Notes, images, PDFs, video, audio and web pages can be embedded, and canvases can be nested. Canvas comes free with Obsidian.
The Obsidian Forum is a place for Obsidian users to discuss Obsidian and knowledge management. Its categories cover help, bug reports, feature requests, knowledge management, and sharing plugins, themes and CSS snippets, along with developer sections for plugins, API and theme design.
Obsidian Google Drive Sync is a plugin that syncs Obsidian notes across devices using Google Drive. It offers automatic sync and is described as a free alternative to the paid Obsidian Sync service. The plugin is under active development and is not optimized for vaults with more than 1k files.
Every ChatGPT GUI is a repository list tracking graphical user interface alternatives for accessing the API for ChatGPT, Claude and other LLMs. It groups open source web AI chats, browser extensions, Obsidian plugins, self-hosted tools and desktop apps, with demo and source links. The repository is MIT licensed and accepts pull requests to add or remove apps.
Flexoki is an inky color scheme for prose and code, designed for reading and writing on digital screens and inspired by analog printing inks and warm shades of paper. It is MIT licensed, and ports are listed for applications and tools including Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, Neovim, Obsidian and Windows Terminal.
FlowerShow is a no-code platform that converts markdown files into hosted websites. It supports use cases including digital gardens, blogs, wikis, and documentation sites. Key features include backlink mapping, interactive knowledge graphs, automatically linked searchable wikis, sidebar navigation and full-text search for documentation, password protection, and comment functionality. The service natively supports CommonMark, GFM, Obsidian wikilinks, Mermaid diagrams, and LaTeX math, and is free to use with no credit card required.
GDDP is a project started by Trusta that orders Geometry Dash levels into tiers by difficulty, aiming to help players improve by completing tiers from Beginner to Obsidian. The site offers completion tracking, leaderboards, a Geode mod and a private server.
Harper is an open-source grammar and spell checker that runs entirely on the device. It covers US, UK, Canadian, Australian and Indian English, and performs checks locally without cloud round-trips, telemetry or an LLM. Integrations listed include Obsidian, Chrome, Firefox, WordPress, Visual Studio Code, Neovim, Helix, Emacs, Zed and Sublime Text.
Notesnook is an open-source note-taking app with end-to-end encryption, available as desktop, web and mobile clients. It supports notebooks, tags, favorites, pins, linked notes, an app lock and publishing a single note as a web page behind an optional password. It offers sync across devices and imports from Evernote, Google Keep, Obsidian, Joplin and other apps and formats.
NV:MP is an unofficial community-made multiplayer framework modification for Fallout: New Vegas (2010). The project began in 2015 and is maintained by a group of developers. It uses the X:MP framework for networking technology. It is not affiliated with Bethesda Softworks, Obsidian Entertainment or Microsoft.
Quartz is a static-site generator that transforms Markdown content into websites. It offers Obsidian compatibility, full-text search, graph view, wikilinks, backlinks and LaTeX rendering through configurable plugins. The project requires at least Node v22 and npm v10.9.2, and sites can be deployed to GitHub Pages, Cloudflare, Netlify or Vercel.
Web Clipper is the official Web Clipper extension for Obsidian. It lets users highlight and capture web content in a browser, and saved items are stored as durable Markdown files that can be read offline. It is available for Chromium-based browsers, Firefox, Safari and Edge.
