Obsidian uses a slash (/) command and a Markdown-based editor to compose notes. It requires a learning curve, especially when you switch from a traditional tool like OneNote or Evernote.

Nick Milo runs a great YouTube channel packed with insights and ideas on how to use Obsidian, in an approach he calls Linking Your Thinking. In summary, Nick advises some subtle ideas ...

If you don't use Obsidian templates, you're missing out on the app's full potential. Organizing Obsidian to manage reading notes involves establishing a hierarchical folder structure that mirrors ...

If you’re already using Obsidian to organize your thoughts and ... This guide by Paul Dickson explores how to use Excalidraw to create visually compelling representations of your ideas, whether ...

When paired with the Obsidian app, this method transforms into a powerful tool for personal knowledge management. This guide will walk you through the process of using the Zettelkasten method ...

Read here for an update on Obsidian's Q4 production, potential growth targets, and how tariffs could impact the OBE stock's ...

Editor’s Note: Obsidian Shortcut Launcher is part of the MacStories Starter Pack, a collection of ready-to-use shortcuts, apps, workflows, and more that we’ve created to help you get the most out of ...