Simple One

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Everyday tools for writing, organizing, syncing, and sharing in Obsidian. Simple One brings them together in one plugin, with features you can enable as needed.

Features

• Writing and formatting: Quickly apply headings, quotes, and Callouts; clean up notes with configurable formatting rules.
• Links and webpage capture: Turn pasted URLs into readable links, clean page titles, and capture webpages as notes with your own templates.
• Calendar and daily notes: Write daily notes, carry forward unfinished tasks, and keep track of recurring reminders, anniversaries, and holidays.
• Reading and display: Adjust text width and image size, use columns, enlarge images, and preview HTML, colors, and diagrams.
• Attachments and organization: Find unused attachments, organize file names and locations, filter search folders, and fill properties for new notes.
• Vault sync: Desktop Git backups and history, plus lightweight sync for phones and computers without Git. Review differences, resolve conflicts, choose how to combine both sides, and resume large downloads.
• Public note sharing: Publish selected notes to GitHub Pages, with optional Tencent EdgeOne hosting. Keep stable links, organize public folders and names, choose what to copy, and customize the website with HTML templates. Publishing works on desktop and mobile.
• Desktop conveniences: Copy note links or file paths and keep supported popout windows within the screen.

Desktop and mobile display options can be configured separately. The settings interface is currently in Chinese. Token-based sharing and EdgeOne authorization require Obsidian 1.11.4 or later; the website can be read on any device.

Get Simple One

Find Simple One in Obsidian's community plugins, or download it from Releases.

See the English user guide or 中文使用说明 for setup and everyday use.

Access and privacy

Sync requires GitHub authorization; sharing publishes selected notes publicly. Web capture contacts the requested website. Sync and attachment tools scan vault files, copy actions use the clipboard, and desktop Git uses local files and commands. No telemetry. See review notes for technical details.

Feedback and license

Questions, problems, or ideas? Visit GitHub Issues.

MIT License · Third-party notices