lc0rp / KeepSidian

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KeepSidian

Sync Google Keep notes to Obsidian.

As a regular user of both Google Keep and Obsidian, I set out to make it easier to exchange data between both apps.

This plugin is still in the beta phase and only supports one-way download for now, from Google Keep to Obsidian. Please share your feedback in the issues section on GitHub.

KIM based sync server

The connection to Google Keep is established through a flask server based on Keep-It-Markdown, which handles the heavy lifting. This is particularly useful for users who cannot run Python scripts on their computers.

When you start a sync, you will provide your Google Keep email and a token generated during installation. These credentials are stored on your computer, sent when you sync, and then discarded - We do not log or store your credentials or notes in any way.

Sync command

This plugin offers an on-demand "Run Keep -> Obsidian" command to download the 50 most recent notes on demand. Follow the installation instructions below to try it and share your feedback.

Future roadmap

If more people find this project useful, I may expand the functionality to include daily sync, realtime sync, unlimited notes, 2-way sync, filters, tags or AI-enabled tagging & title generation.

Rank the upcoming features here: KeepSidian Wishlist

Installation

KeepSidian is in the process of being added to the community plugin store. Until it's accepted, you can download it using the instructions below:

Get the plugin

After installation, go to "Settings > Community Plugins > KeepSidian" in Obsidian.

Configure:

Retrieve a Google Keep token

Click "Retrieve Token," and a browser window should open, prompting you to log into Google. Once you have done so, we shall generate a token that will be used to access your Google Keep account.

PRIVACY NOTE: THIS TOKEN IS ONLY STORED ON YOUR COMPUTER.

Frontmatter

The plugin adds the following frontmatter to each synced note:

Feedback

Please share your feedback in the issues section on GitHub.