
ObsiKO: AI Markdown + Mindmap
Your second brain, connected
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What's New in ObsiKO
1.3.0
September 20, 2026
■ New in 1.3.0 · The AI shows you first, before anything changes. Select text and choose AI Rewrite (polish, proofread, simplify, shorten, expand): a card appears right under it with the changes highlighted, and nothing changes until you tap Replace. The AI agent works on a copy of your notes too, and only what you pick reaches them. The first time anything would go to an outside AI (Claude, Gemini, OpenAI), ObsiKO asks first and shows what goes where. · Share to the web — publish a note at an obsiko.com address in one step. It opens looking just like it does in the app, and the text is stored only in your own GitHub account. Sharing again updates the same address, "Stop sharing" takes it down, and shared pages can take comments. · Sync across devices — keep your vault in step on phone, tablet and desktop through your own GitHub repository. Nothing is stored on ObsiKO's servers. · Keep the notes you already have — open an Obsidian vault as it is, or import from Apple Notes, Notion, Evernote, Bear, Logseq, Roam or a Markdown folder on the welcome screen. Every import lands in a new folder, so your existing notes never change. Obsidian Dataview queries become tables (.base) in one tap. · AI without a key, powered by Apple Intelligence — on an iPhone, iPad or Mac with Apple Intelligence turned on (iOS/macOS 26+), spell check, AI polish, writing questions and transcript summaries run with no API key. Your text never leaves the device. It is still early, so results can be off; a "beta" badge marks everywhere the on-device AI did the work. · Translate selected text on the device (iOS 18+) — no key, no cost, and your text only changes when you tap Replace. · "Hey Siri, open meeting notes in ObsiKO" — find and open notes from iPhone Search and Siri. Say "add a to-do in ObsiKO" and several items land in their own date notes. · Dictate on iPhone — words appear as you speak, and recognition stays on the device. Record straight from Control Center or the Lock Screen (iOS 18+) and it is transcribed on the device into a new note. · Control Center and widgets — Open, New note, Today's note, New mind map, Search, Run a routine, Start with a photo and Record as controls; all of them also as round Lock Screen widgets. On the Home Screen there is a widget for bookmarked notes and one holding eight shortcuts. · Writing reminders — pick the days and times, get a notification, and tap it to open today's note. It fires even when the app is closed, and "Today's note" can be your start screen. · A saved assistant role — set a role (synopsis only, description only) and a new chat keeps to it. Character and world notes can be attached as reference. · Transcribe audio and video into notes — meetings and interviews are labelled speaker by speaker, and each timestamp jumps back to that moment in the original. Videos play inside a note, and a transcript carries the recording at the top, ready to play. · Emoji stickers and character emotions in the messenger and visual-novel views. Record the screen and you have a short. · Mermaid diagrams look sharper and pinch open to full screen. Long-press a mind map card to turn its text into AI artwork on the branch. · HWPX export now uses real bullets, numbered paragraphs and page numbers. You can also open .md files straight in ObsiKO from another app. · Ready for iOS 27 — the app now uses the scene-based structure Apple requires from iOS 27, so widgets, Siri, Search and Lock Screen recording keep working as before. Text copied with Apple Notes' "Copy as Markdown" pastes in as Markdown, and going the other way Notes turns it back into formatting. "Write with Siri" only ever opens as a panel, so it never rewrites your text behind your back. You can tell the new Siri to add something to a note, and the tall one-page (4×6) widget can hold the calendar or recent notes. + Various usability improvements, bug fixes, and help updates
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