07:42

Obsidian LiveSync Settings to Configure

This will sync Plugin settings as well.
01:52

Setting Up Obsidian LiveSync with Couchdb

Learn how to enable real-time sync for Obsidian using CouchDB on Ubuntu. This guide covers installation, user creation, and configuring the LiveSync plugin.
01:48

Setting Up Self-Hosted Obsidian LiveSync

DB Tech shows how to set up Obsidian LiveSync using CouchDB via Docker.
13:57

Obsidian Livesync Docker Installation

Setup self-hosted synchronization for Obsidian The SaaS sync feature for Obsidian is rather expensive at $5 USD per month for a single vault and a tiny 1GB storage limit (However …
23:23

Collabmd

Realtime collaboration for markdown folders, diagrams, and git-backed docs.
14:31

Obsidian Plugins you discovered in 2025

Journal Review: One of my vaults is a diary, and this plugin helps me find out what happened on this day X months/years ago.

Pixel Banner: This plugin paired with 8-bit GIFs made my vault look cozy and beautiful.

TimeStamper: Creates timestamps (duh). I usually use this when I finish a task to record at what time I’ve finished it.

Plugin Update Tracker: This feels like it should be a core plugin. Keeps track and updates plugins for you.

Pretty Properties: Makes properties, well… Prettier!

I’m interested to check Journal, Tasknotes and Pretty Properties.
00:18

Note Discovery

Your Self-Hosted Knowledge Base.
11:21

Alexandrie Notes

A fast, open-source Markdown note-taking app for students and creators
Another one of those Obsidian-style note-taking app.
16:48

Notebook Navigator - Modern File Explorer for Obsidian

Transform your Obsidian workflow with dual-pane navigation, rich previews, and powerful organization features.
07:36

Guide: Obsidian with free, self-hosted, instant sync

I’ve been using Obsidian with the LiveSync plugin by vrtmrz for over a month now and not counting the Arr stack, this plugin is without a doubt, the single-best self-hosted service that I run on my server. I use it multiple times a day and at this point I can’t live without it. So I decided to contribute back to the community, which has taught me so much, by sharing my experience and also writing a detailed guide. I found that most guides gloss over crucial steps, but then again I rarely know what I’m doing, so take my guide with a pinch of salt.