Obsidian October 2021
Plugins and themes were judged by the judge panel using a standardized scoring system.
Themes
1st place Primary by Cecilia May
Primary is soft, chewy, comforting — like a chocolate chip cookie, or a warm brownie. Primary
instantly
puts you in a relaxed state that opens the door to creativity and exploration. Wonderfully executed
down
to the smallest details, Primary ran away with first place.
Runner-up #1 Sanctum by jdanielmourao
Sanctum is precise, functional, yet infused with personality. It brings a style of UI that evokes
the best e-ink devices: high contrast, minimal, leaving no ambiguity. Sanctum makes you feel like a
genius, as if you're using the tool one might wield to prove Fermat's Last Theorem, or type out the
next great novel.
Runner-up #2 Prism by Damian Korcz
Prism is a compartmentalist's dream. Everything has a place, and there's a place for everything.
With a plethora of customization options, Prism makes it easy to craft a space that feels
personal
yet organized.
Runner-up #3 Bubble Space by Emrie
Candera
Our honorable mention goes to Bubble Space, an unapologetically fun and colorful theme. With its
cartoon-inspired visuals, Bubble Space gives Obsidian an approachable and exciting character.
All submissions
Plugins
Winner CodeMirror Options by
NothingIsLost
Before there was Live Preview, there was CodeMirror Options. It’s a plugin about choice: go full on
what-you-see-is-what-you-get editing or simply see your dataview code blocks rendered without losing
your place as you write. CodeMirror Options empowers users to design an editing experience to suit
their
unique needs. Who said a wall of toggles was bad UX design?
Runner-up #1 Fantasy Calendar by Jeremy
Valentine
Javalent spoils TTRPG fans yet again with another beautiful plugin. Fantasy Calendar is a
full-featured
tracker for your fantasy worlds. Despite the name, it’s a suitable tracker for the real world, too.
Create events, manage multiple calendars, open a full-screen view of your month—this might just be
the
definitive calendar for Obsidian.
Runner-up #2 Graph Analysis by
SkepticMystic & Emile
Graph Analysis is a brilliantly nerdy plugin that helps users derive rich insights from their
notes using mathematical wizardry. It packages proven algorithms in such an approachable way
that even if you're as clueless as me, you'll love clicking around!
Runner-up #3 Vale by Marcus Olsson
Vale is good. Vale helps you write very, very good. With so many plugins helping you write
more, Vale checks your writing for consistent style, syntax, spelling, and grammar. And
it does so entirely offline—privacy nerds rejoice! This plugin is wonderfully simple and
delightful to use. It truly embraces the do-one-thing-well philosophy.
All submissions
Lucky AnkiBridge
Lucky CardBoard
Lucky Tabout
Advanced Cursors
Another Quick Switcher
Auto
Class
BRAT
Card
View Mode
Code
Editor Shortcuts
Copy
as LaTeX
Copy
Publish URL
Cross-reference Navigation
Habitica Sync
Highlight Extended
Hot
Notes
Limelight
Link
Archive plugin
Linked
Data Helper
Linked Data Vocabularies
Lumberjack
Luna:
Dark Mode Switcher
Manually Reveal Active File
MarginNote
Companion
Metadata
Extractor
Note
Timer
Obsidian
Chess
Obsidian JavaScript Init
Obsidian
Link Converter
Obsidian
Pipe Tricks
Obsidian
Typing
Obsidian
Webhooks
LiveSync
Prompt
RSS Reader
Sekund
Set
Mobile Theme
Stenography
Success Plan
Task
Collector
Tweet
to Markdown
Update Time on Edit
Word
Sprint
Workspaces Plus
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