Caldera
A tool that turns a local Obsidian note vault into a public digital garden. It supports selective publishing, content maturity levels, and backlinks across gardens, and is open source and self-hostable.
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Caldera is the second-ranked new product on Product Hunt.
Caldera's core positioning is 'living profile and linked garden'.
Caldera allows users to mark Obsidian notes as seedling, budding or evergreen to indicate content maturity.
Caldera's official description states: nothing leaves your vault unless you choose it.
Caldera automatically strips sensitive information such as contact details.
Caldera supports cross-garden backlinks: if a user links to a note in a friend's garden from their own note, a corresponding backlink appears in the other person's garden.
Caldera adopts a free, open-source, self-hostable model.
Caldera's Maker is Michael Jones.
Caldera received 107 votes and 10 comments on Product Hunt.
Caldera's product category tags include Productivity, Notes and GitHub.
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Caldera is the second-ranked new product on Product Hunt.
50%UnverifiedCaldera's core positioning is 'living profile and linked garden'.
50%UnverifiedCaldera allows users to mark Obsidian notes as seedling, budding or evergreen to indicate content maturity.
50%UnverifiedCaldera's official description states: nothing leaves your vault unless you choose it.
50%UnverifiedCaldera automatically strips sensitive information such as contact details.
50%UnverifiedCaldera supports cross-garden backlinks: if a user links to a note in a friend's garden from their own note, a corresponding backlink appears in the other person's garden.
50%UnverifiedCaldera adopts a free, open-source, self-hostable model.
50%UnverifiedCaldera's Maker is Michael Jones.
50%UnverifiedCaldera received 107 votes and 10 comments on Product Hunt.
50%UnverifiedCaldera's product category tags include Productivity, Notes and GitHub.
50%UnverifiedWhether tools like Caldera can keep running over the long term depends on whether the network effect of cross-garden links can take shape and whether self-hosting users can get a sufficiently smooth deployment experience.
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