One task, multiple perspectives. The ultimate modular workspace.
The goal of Harmony is to make Obsidian. as powerful as a professional tool (like Notion), but 100% local and open source.
Be as productive as possible by staying in control of your data. There are many ways to be more productive; the methods we are trying to implement are here.
Harmony is open to contribution. Look at the Roadmap to see what happens next.
1 - Dashboard module
Dashboard in a new window.
2 - Better Kanban module
Kanban is a methode of organisation for a to do list.
3 - Better Calendar module
4 - Minimalist Todo List
A simple to-do list organized by priority.
5 - Activated/Desactivated module
Enable or disable the module you need, in the Harmony settings.
To install Harmony, you can:
Directly from the Obsidian store:
Download here.
Clone the repository:
git clone [email protected]:Yodavatar/Harmony.git
Get to zip:
You can get the link to the zip here.
To use Harmony you need to have last obsidian's version.
You can install Obsidian on here.
Go to settings, on the Community plugins
Then you need to activate community plugins.
Place the project in the "plugins" folder
of the Obsidian Vault you want to test.
Install dependencies
npm install
npm run build //run in the good folder
Now you return in the Community plugins.
You should see that the pluggin.
The final step is to activate the plugin.
Want to contribute to Harmony.
We love community contributions! You can find all the guidelines, code standards, and workflow steps in our Contribution Guide.
This project is licensed under the agpl-3.0.
See the GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE file for details.
The Discussions are open here.
If you have any questions or suggestions,
feel free to contact me at [email protected]