About

An independent guide to the Obsidian ecosystem

Obsidian Mate helps people evaluate community resources and build practical workflows around Obsidian without confusing editorial guidance with official documentation or creator claims.

Ownership

Obsidian Mate is independently owned and edited by Achraf Ayar. It is a small, owner-operated publication and resource directory—not an official Obsidian property and not a large editorial team.

Some articles use transparent, topic-based bylines to keep coverage organized. Those bylines do not carry invented credentials, employment histories, portraits, or social accounts. The active names and their work are listed on the authors page.

What the site publishes

Resource directories

Creator-attributed plugin, theme, template, vault, and AI-skill pages with source links and practical context.

Technical guides

Step-based articles about Obsidian setup, integrations, local files, automation, and AI workflows.

Browser-based tools

Utilities for generating vault structures, Bases, Markdown tables, Obsidian URIs, and format conversions.

Editorial comparisons

Source-based decision guidance that separates documented facts from Obsidian Mate's assessment.

How to read our recommendations

Listing a project is not a security certification or a promise that it will fit every vault. Community plugins can access files and networks with Obsidian's permissions, themes can change after updates, and third-party repositories can become inactive.

Use each page's source links, limitations, compatibility notes, and creator attribution before installing anything. Back up important vaults and evaluate unfamiliar code independently when sensitive data is involved.

Transparency documents

  • Editorial policy — selection, sourcing, screenshots, review labels, corrections, and bylines.
  • Disclaimer and affiliate notice — independence, third-party software, advertising, and referral relationships.
  • Privacy policy — local browser storage, analytics, performance measurement, and advertising services.
  • Contact — report corrections, attribution problems, broken sources, or privacy concerns.