Obsidian
Obsidian plugins
Obsidian plugins that turn a vault into a working system, connected to your data instead of stranded in Markdown.
What we build for Obsidian
Obsidian is a fast, local, plain-text workspace. The limit most teams hit is that the vault does not know about the rest of their stack. A plugin fixes that: it connects notes to the systems where the real data lives.
Typical work: custom views and commands, sync between notes and an external source, and automations that match your team’s writing process.
How it works
We build on the Obsidian plugin API, respecting the local-first model, and add network access only where the feature needs it, with proper auth.
What you get
A working plugin, the source, and a short guide, published to the community catalogue or shipped privately to your team.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Can an Obsidian plugin read from our database?
Yes. We build plugins that pull records from an API or database into notes, and push edits back, so the vault stays in step with the source of truth.
Will it work on mobile Obsidian?
Where the feature allows. We confirm desktop and mobile targets in scope, since some capabilities are desktop-only.
Community plugin or private?
Either. We can submit to the community catalogue or distribute a private plugin to your team only.
Obsidian plugins