Your Markdown notes on the Android home screen — and a chip that tells you when git sync broke.

What you get

Two widgets over the same folder. Cards render a preview of each note — headings, links, lists, task checkboxes. The compact list shows just names, so more notes fit. Tapping a note opens it in Obsidian.

A sync chip that means something. It reads the vault’s .git and says synced 17:51, sync stuck when a merge or rebase was left half-finished, or not pushed when your branch drifted from origin. Nothing else on your phone tells you sync quietly stopped.

Notes that stay yours. Plain .md files in a folder you pick, read through Android’s Storage Access Framework. The app does not copy or convert them, and has nowhere to upload them to.

Cards you can arrange. Per-note height, text size and colour; drag to reorder; swipe a card aside to delete the file. Light and dark can be forced or left to the system.

Install

Requires Android 11 (API 30) or newer.

Google Play. Get it on Google Play. This is the play build, which includes…