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Aaron Ross Powell

@aaronrosspowell.com

When private data on the AT Protocol rolls out, it'd be cool to be able to store your Obsidian vault in your PDS.

6/8/26, 11:04 pm2 reposts18 likes

fry69

@fry69.dev

7 Aug

Some more ideas in that direction ->

Dominik Biedebach@bdbch.com

Just thinking: - Obsidian Sync on your own PDS - Notion alts - Discord alts - Family/Team planning apps - Figma / Figjam alts - Social media planning apps - AI tools for keeping memories, plans, configurations at one place - CRMs - Photo Libraries - Client / Freelancer tools (with sifa integration)

fry69

@fry69.dev

7 Aug

Reminds me a bit of Nextcloud, but with decentralized auth and ownership (hopefully).

Scooty

@scottlanoue.com

7 Aug

@moshyfawn.dev's Obsidian plugin might help in the meantime!

moshyfawn@moshyfawn.dev

I’ve stabilized my atproto sync @obsidian.md plugin and am fairly content with the UX for now. There’s no time to explain - choosing family and to touch grass for the next few days - but there’s really no reason not to share the plugin, so here’s a link if you wanna check it out.

community.obsidian.mdPDS SyncSync your vault to an atproto PDS

Aaron Ross Powell

@aaronrosspowell.com

7 Aug

This is super cool. I think I'll hold off to test anything until there's an option that works with protocol native private data, but it's neat to see the basics already in place.

moshyfawn

@moshyfawn.dev

7 Aug

I thought I saw a PDS recently that implements some version of the premissioned data spec, in which case I could try actually wiring up the said backend to test it.

moshyfawn

@moshyfawn.dev

7 Aug

But yea, the plugin was mostly the standard.site integration experiment for me + to catch up on the permissioned data proposal hence me simply throwing encrypted content on the PDS as a “placeholder”. I’m glad you found it neat, though, thank you 😊