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2026-06

Obsidian goes official — plus a new landing, a new logo, and plan gating

🔌 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.

🎨 New landing and logo

  • 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.

💳 Plan gating

  • 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  • Help FAQ refreshed — outdated spec descriptions brought in line with current behavior.

🔄 Integration reliability

  • 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.

🔒 Security

  • 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.