Obsidian goes official — plus a new landing, faster analysis, and launch hardening | Stacktube

🔌 Official Obsidian plugin

Listed in the community plugin directory — StackTube 0.1.0 is live in Obsidian's official directory. Settings → Community plugins → search "StackTube".
Notes land in your vault — plain Markdown with YAML frontmatter. Zero duplicates (keyed by video), resumable sync, one-click sync from the ribbon icon. Uninstall the plugin and your files stay put.
Public API + key issuance — new GET /api/v1/notes endpoint (Bearer auth) and an API key panel under Settings → Obsidian. Keys are available on Pro and above (trial included).
Landing and guides updated — Obsidian row in the output matrix, an official-plugin card, a 3-step connection guide, and a Help FAQ entry.

Landing rebuilt in three acts — problem → how it works → arrival, rewritten from scratch in an editorial structure.
New symbol logo — full lockup and favicon set replaced.
Note gallery — browse real analysis-note signatures at /notes/gallery before signing up.
Delivery "arrival sequence" motion — one note flowing out to five channels, visualized.
E-ink section, four devices — Kindle · reMarkable · Boox · Supernote as equal cards.

The note shows up first — instead of waiting for the whole pipeline to finish, your note appears the moment it's ready; PDF and delivery continue in the background. Perceived wait time is down by nearly half.
Parallel fetch, slimmer input — metadata and transcript are fetched at the same time, and the analysis step drops data it doesn't need, cutting total processing time.

Auto-monitoring recovered — fixed the root cause of new videos on your channels not being auto-detected for a stretch. Detection is back to catching everything.
Steadier transcript fetching — a dedicated transcript API is now the primary path, reducing cases where a video was summarized from metadata alone. Note quality stays consistent.
No charge for empty results — added a safeguard so an analysis isn't counted against your quota when a note wasn't actually produced.
Payment → plan reliability — closed a rare case where a plan didn't apply after a successful payment, and made it retry automatically on failure.
Hardened retries — widened automatic retries for transient API errors (rate limits, brief outages) to reduce failed analyses.

Video thumbnails embedded — the video thumbnail now rides along in the note (web, email, PDF, and the monthly digest).
📷 scene deep-link markers — at visually important moments (diagrams, code, charts), a "see this moment in the video" marker jumps you straight to the exact timestamp.

PDF edition of the monthly digest — delivered alongside the EPUB. Recommended for reMarkable, Boox, and Supernote.
reMarkable rendering fixed — resolved black blocks covering pages, a runaway page count, and raw metadata leaking into the body.

Plans now behave exactly as the pricing table says — worker-side gating implemented, so items like Starter's weekly monitoring match the actual processing cadence.
One source of truth for plan copy — landing, billing, and dashboard all describe plans identically.
Help FAQ refreshed — outdated spec descriptions brought in line with current behavior.

Dropbox token auto-refresh — fixed uploads silently failing about four hours after connecting.
Drive filename handling — fixed duplicate uploads triggered by apostrophes in titles.
Delete-sync consistency — deleting a note now reliably moves it to archive across Obsidian, Drive, and Dropbox.

Gallery filled with real notes — /notes/gallery is now populated with real analysis notes instead of placeholders, so you can see the actual output before signing up.
Public contact form — reach us from /contact without signing up.
Korean login stability — fixed a session issue that intermittently forced Korean-locale users to log in again.

Recurring code review + tighter access control — internal data functions locked down to service-only access, with a recurrence-prevention checklist added to our development rules.