Your Obsidian Vault Is Just Markdown Files in a Folder You Own

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Behind Obsidian's polished UI is nothing more than plain Markdown files in a local folder on your computer—no proprietary database, no lock-in. You can open the folder in Finder, grep it, back it up to GitHub, or migrate away at any time. This ownership-first architecture is why developer communities adopted it: it's the 'plain text and version control' ethos applied to thinking.

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