Thino

[!warning]
From version 2.0.0, thino is not open-source anymore. You can still use it for free, but you need to buy a license to use some advanced features. You can buy a pro license from here.

License & disclosure

• Closed source: Thino is commercial, closed-source software, distributed under the Thino Proprietary License (all rights reserved). This repository ships the compiled plugin for the Obsidian community directory.
• Payment: the core capture/list features are free; Pro features (e.g. sync with Thino Web, canvas/table/moments views, local HTTP API, AI features) require a paid license from thino.pkmer.net.
• Network services: the plugin contacts remote endpoints only for license verification/activation (PKMer), optional Thino Web sync when you enable it, and optional AI providers you configure yourself (your own API keys). None of your notes are sent anywhere unless you explicitly enable sync or AI features.

v1's source codebase is still open-source via MIT license, you can visit it here: v1 source code.

[!note]
From version 2.0.0, obsidian-memos is renamed to thino, you can search thino in obsidian plugin market to install it.

About the reason for the rename, please refer to here.

Basic Introduction

1. All Thinos are sourced from your notes. If you are using the basic version, then all Thinos originate from your diary files. For more information, please visit link.
2. In diary mode, it accesses content under a specified title or the entire text of the diary, parsing it into Thinos. A common format is - 12:00 abcd.
3. Each Thino you input will be inserted at the end of your specified title or at the end of the full text.

You can read thinos from multi-source, please visit link.

Additional Features

Please refer to our official documentation website: link.

How to Use

1. You need to activate the Daily Notes core plugin at a minimum (If you are a thino pro user, you can disable daily notes plugin when you disable the diary mode).
2. Before using, please configure at least two settings: processing under the specified title in diary mode and inserting under the specified title.
3. Open Thino, enter content, and click the noteit button.
4. The content you input will be automatically inserted into your diary file.

Basic Example (Daily Note Mode)

The content you input will be transformed into the following format:

- 22:15 {your input content}  

The following markdown text formats will be properly parsed in daily note mode:

- 19:00 abcd  
- [ ] 19:00 cdef  

CHANGELOG

You can read the changelog from here.

Pro vs Free

*: Support for live preview editor is limited in free version.

You can purchase a license to use the following features: link.

Thino Sync(Not yet available)

Thino Sync is a service that allows you to sync your Thinos across devices. It is a paid service. You can purchase a license from link.

We will not collect any of your data, and we will not be able to access your data.

• If you use Thino(PKMer) Sync, we store your data to provide the service.
• If your Sync or Publish subscription expires, your data remains stored on our servers for one month, then deleted permanently. If you cancel the subscription yourself, your data is deleted immediately.

How to Install

Say Thank You

If you like this plugin, please consider buying license to support my work and enthusiasm. You can buy a license from here.