Obsidian (two-way mirror)
Every Space mirrors to a folder of Markdown with attachments. Edit in Obsidian, and the changes come back — ids survive, so nothing duplicates.
Your data should be able to leave. These are the doors it leaves by — and the devices it arrives on.
Every Space mirrors to a folder of Markdown with attachments. Edit in Obsidian, and the changes come back — ids survive, so nothing duplicates.
Connects both ways — subscribe to theirs, publish yours. Graphite publishes a private feed any calendar app can subscribe to, and each calendar module can subscribe to external feeds so school terms and fixtures land in the same grid.
Export a Space as Markdown (including an AI-fillable skeleton) and import it back. CSV mass-import works on any module from the modules hub — Expenses even accepts raw bank statements.
Mint a long-lived, revocable token for your own tools. It shows up in “Where am I signed in?” and dies the moment you revoke it.
A Model Context Protocol server so an AI assistant can read and write your workspace through the same API and permissions you use.
Your agenda on the wrist through a per-device token — the day's events and what's next, without opening your phone.
A low-power screen in the kitchen showing today: the calendar, the list, who's on shift.
Due-time task nudges, medication clock-times, event lead-times and voting deadlines arrive as push on mobile and web.
Data sovereignty
Mirror a workspace into Obsidian, edit it there, and import it straight back — ids survive the round trip, so nothing duplicates. Nothing is deleted until you empty the Eraser.