New Plugins (11) & Themes (6)#

Render interactive shogi boards from KIF code blocks in notes.

Dangerous writing mode: keep typing or after 5 seconds of inactivity the current note is erased.

The Hydrate plugin turns your vault into an AI-driven thinking companion that helps you work with ideas more fluidly. It lets you chat with your notes, explore relationships between concepts, and run meaning-based searches that go beyond simple keywords. You can generate outlines, summaries, and new content directly from existing material, making it useful for writing, research, and knowledge exploration. The plugin relies on remote AI services for most of its capabilities, and full functionality requires an account and a paid subscription. It also collects anonymous usage analytics and uses proprietary server-side components.

The LaTeX Matrix Tools plugin adds a single command for faster interactions with matrices in LaTeX

The Countdown Timer (Lark Style) plugin adds a live, visually distinct timer block that mirrors the look and feel of Lark countdowns. It drops neatly into any note, updates in real time, and adapts automatically to English or Chinese based on the app language. You can insert timers through a single command, edit the target date or label directly inside the block, and switch colours without breaking your writing flow. Each timer stores its values cleanly in a three line code block, making it easy to tweak manually or duplicate across notes. Global defaults for label, duration and colour let you keep a consistent style while still allowing per note overrides.

The Vault Encrypt plugin encrypts every file in your vault and masks its structure to provide strong privacy with minimal manual handling. It replaces filenames with random identifiers, removes folder hierarchies, and pads file sizes so the original layout becomes impossible to infer. Encryption and decryption run through a simple lock icon or command, and the vault stays in its chosen state even after the app closes. Under the hood, it uses AES-256-GCM with PBKDF2 and HKDF, with configurable iteration counts for users who want higher security at the cost of speed.

The Table Checkbox Renderer plugin lets you interact with checkboxes placed inside Markdown tables without breaking their structure. When a checkbox is toggled in reading mode, the plugin updates the exact position in the source file so the table stays accurate, even when multiple checkboxes appear in a single cell. It handles complex table layouts by mapping each rendered checkbox to its source counterpart through a global index, ensuring every change lands in the correct place. In editing mode, a CodeMirror extension makes toggling natural while still preserving plain text syntax.

The SideNote plugin adds a focused way to write and manage comments without mixing them into your main text. It lets you select any portion of a note, attach a comment through a context menu or command and view all annotations in a separate pane that stays aligned with the active file. Each entry in the pane acts as a navigation point, instantly jumping you to the relevant section when clicked. You can edit or delete comments directly from this view and switch sorting modes depending on whether you want the flow of the document or the creation timeline.

The Checkbox Style Menu plugin introduces a long-press menu that lets you switch between a wide range of checkbox styles without breaking your writing flow. It supports all styles provided by the Minimal and Things themes, and you can curate exactly which ones appear in the menu. On desktop and mobile, the interaction feels natural, with touch friendly behaviour and optional haptic feedback. The menu adapts to your active theme, ensuring visual consistency, and works only in live preview to maintain accurate rendering. Timing for long-press gestures can be tuned separately for each platform, giving you control over how quickly the menu appears.

The Tag Group Manager plugin gives you a structured way to organise, browse, and insert tags through custom tag groups and an interactive floating selector. It supports manual and bulk tag additions, filtering from existing tags, and flexible group management, which makes handling large tag collections more manageable. Each group gets its own selector command, allowing quick insertion in YAML or regular text based on context. A dedicated overview view helps you sort groups, rearrange tags, and switch between sorting and insertion modes on the fly. Used tags dim automatically, colour rules can be configured with presets or custom values, and multilingual support adapts the interface based on your app settings.

The Nutstore Sync plugin provides a two-way bridge between your notes and Nutstore using the WebDAV protocol. It handles incremental updates so only modified files move across, which keeps large vaults responsive. Sync behaviour can be tuned through loose mode, file-size limits, and conflict resolution rules that compare changes at character level or fall back to timestamps. A built in explorer lets you navigate and manage remote files, while real-time status indicators and detailed logs help you understand what's happening during each sync cycle. The plugin also supports single sign on to simplify authentication.