The Webpage HTML Export plugin allows users to export Obsidian files, canvas pages, or entire vaults as HTML files. This functionality provides direct access to the exported HTML files, making it easy to publish notes as a digital garden on the web. The plugin emphasizes flexibility and maintains style parity with the original notes. Key features include full-text search, a file navigation tree, a document outline, and a graph view. It supports exporting HTML as a single file with all dependencies included. The plugin is optimized for both web and mobile, and it maintains compatibility with popular Obsidian plugins like Dataview and Tasks. With its focus on seamless exporting and support for themes, it offers a powerful solution for users seeking to share or archive their notes as web pages.

The Digital Garden plugin allows users to publish their Obsidian notes online in a customizable and personal way. It supports various features, including backlinks, embedded media, file tree navigation, and data visualization with Dataview queries. Users can easily manage their published content by specifying which notes to include and customize the site's appearance using Obsidian themes and CSS styles. The plugin integrates with GitHub and Vercel for hosting, providing a seamless workflow for updating and maintaining a digital garden. It supports advanced features such as graph visualization, transclusion of notes and media, and customizable site templates for a unique web presence.

The Quartz Syncer plugin bridges your notes with Quartz, a static-site generator that turns markdown files into personal websites. It lets you publish selected notes directly from your vault to your Quartz repository on GitHub using the GitHub REST API. The plugin only pushes content from a user-defined folder, ensuring your main vault remains untouched. It's a one-way sync - from vault to Quartz - designed with clarity and control. Users can define exactly which notes go live, and changes are pushed after comparing against the existing Quartz repo content. This tool is ideal for people maintaining digital gardens or public second brains using the Quartz framework.