Product
mortise
Encrypted sync for Obsidian
A system that syncs Obsidian vaults end-to-end encrypted through our own server. Runs on Windows and Mac.
At a glance
- 01End-to-end encrypted: the server can't read content
- 02Changes wait on the server while others are offline
- 03Windows and macOS
- 04Next: iOS, Android and an open-source release
01
What it does
A small app runs on each computer and is managed from its web panel. Underneath is the Syncthing engine; mortise packages it set up correctly for Obsidian.
Status
Version 0.2, in use on our team's shared vault. iOS and Android clients and an open-source release are next.
- Platforms
- WindowsmacOS
- Technology
- GoSyncthingObsidian
02
Why
In a shared vault everyone writes to the same folder. What someone writes while another is offline should wait on the server; two people shouldn't need to be online at the same time.
The server can't see the vaults' contents, file names or folder structure. Notes never go to a third-party service.
03
Technology
A single Go program: it manages the engine, serves the panel, watches for changes and sits in the system tray.
The panel is a Turkish and English fork of the Syncthing interface.
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