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Share. Protect. Revoke.

Turn any Obsidian note into a private web link.

Quickli pairs an Obsidian plugin with a WordPress plugin so you can publish notes as unlisted pages, add passwords, set expiry, and revoke links without leaving your vault.

Download Obsidian plugin See workflow

Use your own WordPress site. No hosted Quickli account, no separate publishing dashboard.

Real product views Click screenshots to zoom
Shared page Quickli shared note page screenshot
Share modal Quickli share modal screenshot
Settings Quickli settings screenshot

Start in 3 steps

Quickli is not a SaaS app. It is a small bridge between your Obsidian vault and your own WordPress site.

Step 01

Install the WordPress plugin

Upload the Quickli Share ZIP in WordPress and activate it. That gives your site the unlisted share route and REST API.

Step 02

Add the Obsidian plugin

Copy the plugin folder into your vault's Community Plugins directory, enable it, and enter your WordPress application password.

Step 03

Share and control the link

Publish a note, add a password or expiry if needed, then copy, open, update, or revoke the share directly from Obsidian.

Install both sides cleanly

Quickli has one ZIP for WordPress and one ZIP for Obsidian. Use both if you want the full flow shown on this page.

WordPress

Quickli Share plugin

Installs the REST endpoint, unlisted `/q//` pages, expiry cleanup, and vault redirect support on your own site.

quickli-landing.pages.dev/downloads/quickli-wordpress-plugin.zip Download WordPress plugin
  • In WordPress, open Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin.
  • Choose `quickli-wordpress-plugin.zip` and activate it.
  • Create an Application Password for the user that should manage shares.
Obsidian

Quickli Share plugin

Adds the share modal, share status, password updates, revoke action, and optional local image uploads inside Obsidian.

quickli-landing.pages.dev/downloads/quickli-obsidian-plugin.zip Download Obsidian plugin
  • Unzip the download into `.obsidian/plugins/quickli-share/` in your vault.
  • Enable Quickli Share in Community Plugins.
  • Add your site URL, username, and WordPress application password in Settings.

See the workflow clearly

These are real sanitized product views from the repository. They show the setup, the share modal, and the resulting reading page.

Connect your site once

Add the base URL, username, application password, default expiry, and media upload preferences in the plugin settings.

Quickli settings full screenshot
Obsidian settings · site connection and defaults

Share without leaving the note

Open the modal, set an optional password, choose expiry, or leave the share open-ended if the note should stay available.

Quickli share modal full screenshot
Share modal · password and expiry control

Deliver a clean reading page

Readers get an uncluttered note page instead of a blog post shell. You keep the source in Obsidian and control access from there.

Quickli shared page full screenshot
Shared page · reading view on your WordPress site
Security + control

Built for private note sharing, not public publishing.

Quickli keeps the authoring workflow in Obsidian and uses your own WordPress site only as the delivery layer. The share path stays lightweight and reversible.

  • Unlisted tokenized URLs instead of indexed public posts
  • Optional password protection for each shared note
  • Optional expiry with cleanup for outdated shares
  • Noindex headers on share pages
  • Revoke links directly from Obsidian
  • Optional upload of local images before publish
2 small plugins instead of a hosted platform
4 core share controls: unlisted, password, expiry, revoke

FAQ + screenshot gallery

Do I need Quickli hosting to use this?

No. Quickli uses your own WordPress site and your own Obsidian vault. There is no separate hosted Quickli account in this repo.

Can I self-host everything?

Yes. The WordPress plugin runs on your site, the Obsidian plugin runs locally in your vault, and the source code is in the public GitHub repo.

What happens to local images inside a note?

If you enable image upload, Quickli uploads local images to the WordPress Media library before publishing and replaces the links in the shared output.

Can I update or revoke a link later?

Yes. Existing shares can be updated, password state can change, and links can be revoked from Obsidian without creating duplicates.

Is the current quickli.net homepage already this landing page?

No. The current quickli.net root still serves an older WordPress homepage. This Pages-based landing page is the new product-facing version.

Quickli thumbnail settings screenshot Quickli thumbnail share modal screenshot Quickli thumbnail shared page screenshot
Source code
https://github.com/MediaPublishing/quickli
Open GitHub repo