
Local Markdown notes with linking, graph view and 5,000+ plugins
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1 / 3For people who want their notes to stay on their own disk, Obsidian keeps everything as plain .md files in a local folder. Nothing is locked into a vendor's format, and the core app is free for personal use. Notes link to each other with bidirectional links, and the graph view shows how ideas cluster. A canvas handles spatial thinking, while templates and daily notes cover routine capture. Dataview turns note metadata into database-style queries, and Vim mode suits keyboard-first editing. The plugin ecosystem offers more than 5,000 community plugins and custom themes. Sync and Publish are paid add-ons for moving notes between devices or putting them online.
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