obsidian-bases

To build queryable note views, create a new base using the Command Palette, define at least one view over your Database/ folder, and apply frontmatter metadata filters. You can then embed the base in any note using the ![[File.base]] syntax to display live data.

Yes, embedding live database views inside Obsidian notes is supported via inline base queries and the ![[File.base]] syntax. This enables sharing queryable data views, building task tracking dashboards, and establishing CRM-style relationships across your vault.

Obsidian Bases supports table, cards, list, and map view types. You can define note, file, and formula properties, then compose powerful filters based on frontmatter metadata to answer specific questions directly from your structured notes.

Yes, Obsidian Bases works for building CRM-style relationships and research catalogs by creating structured bases over existing folders like People, Companies, or Meetings. It models standard notes into dynamic, database-like views using properties and filters.

You filter Obsidian notes by frontmatter metadata by composing filters within a base, then embedding that base into a note to generate a live dashboard. This structured data exploration enables task tracking and project management directly from vault properties.