For business reasons, I’ve been taking a look at various efforts to support multiplayer Obsidian. The company only offers Obsidian Publish
, which as the name suggests is really more oriented toward publishing than multiplayer editing, commenting, and sharing. Even when touting its collaborative features, it’s pitched as a way to collaborate on publishing. Other publishing options — like Blot — can publish, but don’t support collaborative editing.
Others I (re)looked at recently:
Relay
seems to have an active user base, and adding features quickly, and has implemented Universal File Sync — enables syncing images, videos, audio, pdfs, and more — but I’ll have to upgrade to a paid plan. I will write it up once I’ve upgraded. Requires your collaborators run their own Obsidian instances.Relay
’s the alternative I am watching most closely.Screen Garden
seems to be coming along too, but also lacks coherency. If I can include an image in the shared folder, how come I can't reference the image to see it embedded in another?Share Note
is just a means to publish, but in high fidelity, using your own plugins. In my case, that includes all thethe Tufte sidenotes
css from TfTHacker. I use this frequently to share well-formatted but read-only docs with others.
Each of these could have their own review, but I am in a hurry, and none of them meet my needs, yet.