Opensidian
Replaces: Obsidian
Independent Rust + Tauri reimplementation of Obsidian that opens existing Markdown vaults.
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Original software · Productivity
Vendor: Obsidian
Independent implementations targeting Obsidian, collected by the Remade community.
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| Feature | Opensidian ↗ | CapsuleCraft ↗ |
|---|---|---|
| Languages | Rust, JavaScript | Rust, TypeScript |
| Platforms | Linux | Linux, Web |
| Compatibility | Partial | Partial |
| Maturity | Experimental | Experimental |
| License | GPL-3.0-or-later | MIT |
| Scope | A Rust and Tauri Markdown notes app that opens existing Obsidian vaults in place. Provides live preview, source and reading modes, wikilinks, backlinks, tags, graph view, tabs and splits, search, bookmarks, themes and hotkeys. Includes a community plugin browser with restricted mode enabled by default. | A local knowledge-storage alternative to Obsidian, limited to collecting, organizing and finding information. Stores notes, tasks and datasets as RFC 5322 .eml files rather than Markdown vaults, with linked pages, backlinks, search and planning tools. Offers a Rust/egui desktop shell and a browser application. |
| Limitations | Linux x86_64 only for now; macOS, Windows and mobile builds are not released. Community plugin API coverage is partial, so some plugins may not work. Obsidian Sync and Publish are not reimplemented. Under heavy development. | Covers the knowledge-storage workflow, not full Obsidian compatibility. Does not claim Obsidian Markdown-vault or plugin-API compatibility. Native-shell code execution and audio playback remain unavailable; macOS native CI builds are planned. |
| Last repository push | ||
| Repository state | Not archived | Not archived |
| GitHub stars | 304 | 8 |
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Independent Rust + Tauri reimplementation of Obsidian that opens existing Markdown vaults.
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Obsidian-style local knowledge storage with linked notes, search and planning, using portable .eml files.
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