Obsidian plugins tagged with #offline. There are 11 plugins in this collection.
The Local GPT plugin for Obsidian is a game-changer for those seeking maximum privacy and offline access to AI-assisted writing. With this plugin, you can open a context menu on selected text to pick an action from various AI providers, including Ollama and OpenAI-compatible servers. The plugin also allows you to use context from links, backlinks, and even PDF files, making it incredibly versatile.
The Obsidian Bible Reference plugin inserts Bible passages from inline references as you type and offers suggestions that resolve into verse text inside a note. It can expand a full chapter with `:a`, switch translation with a version key such as `@esv`, and remember that choice for later lookups. A `--vod` trigger adds a verse of the day. The plugin can also insert a passage link instead of the text through a setting or command, and that link mode works offline because it does not fetch content. It includes support for Polish translations, including UBG and BG.
The Journalit plugin turns a vault into a trading journal with dashboards, account pages, review templates and a layout builder for arranging widgets. It keeps the main journal inside local files, so notes and trade records stay in the vault and the core flow can work offline. The plugin tracks performance, patterns, profit targets, drawdowns and includes a heatmap style home view plus a separate trade log. It also supports broker and statement imports through Journalit services, with options for CSV, tables, HTML reports and MetaTrader 4 or 5 sync. A review system covers daily to yearly check ins. Network features are optional, but sign in and subscription gated features rely on a Journalit account and backend services.
The Quran Helper plugin for Obsidian allows users to easily select and insert Ayahs (verses) from the Quran into their notes. Ayahs are inserted within a quote callout by default for easy reference. The plugin features a fuzzy search that allows users to find Surah names or Ayah content, making it simple to locate specific verses. One of the key benefits is that it works offline, without requiring an internet connection. Whether you're browsing through Surahs or searching for a specific Ayah, this plugin provides a quick and efficient way to incorporate Quranic content into your Obsidian notes.
The Auto Math plugin expands standard LaTeX triggers directly in the Obsidian editor so maths markup turns into ready-to-fill structures as you type. It is focused on fast, predictable snippet expansion for equations, integrals, limits, matrices and other common math environments, without popup menus or a separate shortcut system to learn. It is highly configurable: rules live in a JSON file, can be edited through settings, and reload live while the plugin is running. It works entirely offline and ships with a built-in default rule pack
The OsyC plugin combines a local note workspace with an AI assistant and optional LiveSync based synchronization. It can organize notes, summarize content and generate Markdown when you send an AI task, while still reading and writing Vault files through the Vault API. Local editing does not depend on a network connection, but AI requests, task status, account activation and optional sync use the backend URL you configure. When a task is sent, selected Vault content and editing context may be transmitted to that service for processing. The plugin keeps the public client source auditable, preserves legacy `obsidian-livesync` settings during the `osyc` migration and prevents two synchronization instances from running together.
The Why Graph plugin turns the graph into a layered map that shows not just which notes connect but why they connect. It assigns folders to layers, groups notes by a frontmatter topic property and adds side panels that show a note's layer, topic, short summary and the reason behind each link. The tool can trace paths between notes, surface missing connections between topics, collapse topics, highlight long range links, export graph data to JSON and CSV and treat cited source folders as first layer inputs. It works fully offline for mapping, navigation, counting and export. Optional AI suggestions can fill missing link reasons and short summaries through Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini or a local OpenAI compatible server, but every suggestion must pass quote verification and manual approval.
The Vault Shelf plugin turns the vault into a browsable library where the same note can appear in multiple books and shelves without moving the file. It starts with Favourites, Encyclopedia, Years, Months, People and Tags and the shelf builder can group notes by the whole vault, a tag, person or folder, then shape books by title, year, month, ISO week, person, tag, folder or another property. Notes open as a two page spread with contents, search, rendered links, embeds, callouts, tasks, tables and code. It keeps ribbons, reading history, activity counts and manual collections, supports keyboard controls, reduced motion and a plain list mode and it works locally without network requests.
The Just Simple Excalidraw plugin provides a focused Excalidraw editor that reads and writes portable `.excalidraw` JSON files directly in the vault. It creates drawings from the command palette or ribbon, uses the official editor and saves changes automatically after a short pause. Pasted or selected images are embedded into each drawing so the file remains self contained. Autosave stops when the file changes outside the open editor, while malformed drawings are reported without altering the original. The plugin follows the active light or dark theme and makes no runtime network requests. It keeps one editor open per drawing to prevent competing saves, focuses an existing tab when the same file is reopened and closes temporary duplicate panes created by Obsidian's split commands.
The Obsidian Offline Whisper Transcription plugin adds local voice transcription to notes using Whisper models, with a setup that changes by device so it can stay usable across desktop and mobile. On Windows, macOS, and Linux it downloads a matching `whisper.cpp` binary on first use, while on Android and iOS it runs a bundled transformers.js build through WebAssembly. You can pick the model in settings, then start or stop capture from the ribbon or command palette when you want to dictate into a note. Audio stays on the device and is not sent to remote servers.
The Ontomark plugin builds an ontology from typed frontmatter while keeping notes as plain Markdown. Its graph distinguishes stated relationships from inferred edges, with search, zoom and neighbourhood focus. An ontology panel lists classes, individuals and properties alongside reasoning diagnostics. A local OWL 2 EL reasoner updates as notes change and reports unsupported constructs rather than approximating them. SPARQL queries can use stated facts, inferred facts or both, including live results rendered inside notes. Changes to entity types and parents appear as diffs for review before being applied. Optional assisted ingest sends a note to a chosen model endpoint, then checks suggested facts against existing vocabulary and quoted evidence. It runs offline until an endpoint is configured. The plugin is desktop only, reads assertions from frontmatter rather than inline fields and implements only part of OWL 2 EL.
