Custom Obsidian Plugins
The plugin your notes are missing.
Obsidian keeps your notes as plain files you own and lets plugins teach it new skills. When none of the thousands available fits how you work, we design and build the one you need, install it in your vault and hand over its source code.
How it works
Your notes app, finally right.
A plugin that teaches Obsidian the one skill your work needs.
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What's missing
Tell us the task your notes app almost handles.
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Your plugin
We build and test the plugin in your vault.
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Yours to keep
You receive the plugin, its source code and its repository.
What you get
Dictation becomes a visit note
Answers from your own notes
Every deadline on one list
Before we start
A few useful details.
What this solution covers
A plugin designed around your work, with the code handed over to you.
- A plugin shaped around one real task
- Notes that stay plain files in your vault
- Source code and a repository you own
What comes with it
- One plugin for an agreed workflow
- Development and testing against representative notes
- Installation in your Obsidian vault
- Source code, repository and handover instructions
What we need from you
- The task you want Obsidian to handle
- Sample notes with private details removed where possible
- A decision on any outside service the plugin may use
Access & control
- The plugin reads and changes only the notes and folders in your agreed scope.
- If a feature uses an outside service, such as transcription or an AI model, we name the provider and the data it receives before building. On-device processing can be scoped where it fits.
- You own the plugin's source code and repository. Obsidian and any third-party libraries keep their own licence terms.
What is an Obsidian plugin?
A small add-on that teaches Obsidian a new skill. Obsidian has supported plugins from the start, and its community directory already lists thousands. We build one when none of them fits your task.
Do I own the plugin?
Yes. You own the plugin's source code and repository. Obsidian itself and any third-party libraries the plugin uses remain under their own licence terms.
Do my notes leave my device?
Your notes stay as plain files in your vault. If a feature needs an outside service, such as transcription or an AI model, we agree the provider and what it receives before building, and consider on-device options where they fit.
Start with a conversation
Let’s put it to work.
Tell us the task and the tools you use.