kepano-obsidian-bases

What problem does it solve?

Obsidian users need structured, database-like views of notes to quickly filter, summarize, and organize knowledge using Obsidian Bases.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Create and edit .base files to define filters, properties, and multiple views (table, cards, list, map).
• Define formulas and summaries to compute derived metrics across notes.
• Use named views to present clean, shareable dashboards of notes, links, and properties.
• Use case: design a note workspace for research projects, tracking tasks, and summaries across a knowledge vault.

Quick Start

Create a .base file in your vault named Example.base, then populate filters, properties, and views to render a live data view in Obsidian.