Obsidian
Obsidian is a personal knowledge base application. It uses Markdown files and hyperlinks to keep notes interconnected.
graph TD A[Obsidian Vault] A --> B[Folders] A --> C[Notes] A --> D[Attachments] B --> E[Projects] B --> F[Daily Notes] B --> G[Ideas] C --> H[Markdown Notes .md] H --> I["Internal Links"] H --> J["#Tags"] H --> K["Backlinks"] I --> L[Graph View] D --> M[Images] D --> N[PDFs] D --> O[Audio Files]
As you can see in this chart, there are three main objects in Obsidian: Folders, notes and attachments. Folders can contain several notes and attachments. At its core, Obsidian is nothing but markdown files inside a folder.
Quartz
Quartz is the bridge between a local instance of Obsidian and a responsive HTML website. It uses GitHub as a repository for all notes and HTML assets. The website is built and pushed to my domain (the website you are currently on). For more information visit the project’s official website.