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Download Tracker
An Obsidian plugin for people who publish plugins and themes: download counts for everything you have released, dated snapshots, and charts of downloads over time.
Applications by Wolf 359 Press AB
Focused product pages for plugins, applications, and utilities from Wolf 359 Press AB.
Wolf 359 App is the product home for practical software from Wolf 359 Press AB, with a focus on tools for writers, researchers, and structured-note users.
The current applications are Obsidian community plugins built around local files, readable metadata, and publishing workflows that keep your work portable.
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An Obsidian plugin for people who publish plugins and themes: download counts for everything you have released, dated snapshots, and charts of downloads over time.
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An Obsidian plugin that brings your Discogs record collection into your vault: a note for every record with covers, tracklists, lyrics links and prices, plus a collection dashboard and a browsable library.
Obsidian plugin
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A desktop Docker environment dashboard for local, Docker Context, SSH, and mutual TLS connections, with read-only inventories and opt-in container management.
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Compile structured Obsidian manuscripts into publication-ready DOCX, ODT, EPUB, HTML, Markdown, and XML files for Vellum and other publishing workflows.
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An Obsidian plugin that turns clean frontmatter values into icons, colours, smart folder states, and visible Properties panel labels.
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The Workbench of the late 1980s: a saturated blue desktop behind pale windows, white title strips carrying dark text, and a single orange used for nothing but selection. The flattest, boldest and most compact of the three.
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The 1990 redesign that introduced the three-dimensional gadget: neutral grey surfaces, steel blue title bars, and full two-pixel relief throughout, with raised controls and recessed fields lit from the upper left.
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The mature AGA desktop, where eight colours replaced four: the same relief as 2.04 but warmer, with beige-tinted greys, a salmon accent and the most generous spacing of the three.
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Inspired by LCARS from Star Trek: The Next Generation. The interface drawn as flat coloured bars: a segmented ribbon that sweeps into the tab row through a curved elbow, pill tabs and capped headings, bright on a black screen, with a clean, cool light mode alongside.
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Ruled parchment under a brass plaque, stitched saddle-leather sidebars, domed brass buttons and copper plates, with period typefaces, riveted callouts and telegraph-tape code. Light and dark modes, on desktop and phone, with no plugins needed.