A lighter Obsidian alternative

Obsidian is powerful but leans on plugins for a WYSIWYG feel and a live preview. Tybre.md gives you true syntax-reveal WYSIWYG, a wikilink graph, and a built-in terminal out of the box — in a native 5MB app, no plugin hunting required.

01

True WYSIWYG editing by default — no live-preview plugins to configure

02

Wikilink graph view built in, like Obsidian's graph

03

Built-in terminal to run Claude Code, git, and npm

04

Inline browser preview inside the window

05

Instant multi-project switching with Ctrl+1–9

06

Native 5MB build, one-time license — no subscription

Tybre.md vs Obsidian

Tybre.md
Your pick
Obsidian
WYSIWYG Markdown
Built-in terminal
Built-in browser preview
Claude Code native
Instant project switch
Native app (< 10MB)
One-time price

Frequently asked questions

Does Tybre.md have a graph view like Obsidian?

Yes. It indexes wikilinks across your markdown files and shows a graph of how notes connect, with backlinks.

Do I need plugins for WYSIWYG?

No. Syntax-reveal WYSIWYG is the default editing mode — no plugin configuration needed.

How is the pricing different?

Tybre.md is a one-time lifetime license (or an optional yearly plan). Everything is on local markdown files, no cloud sync fee.

Which platforms are supported?

macOS, Windows, and Linux — a native 5MB Tauri app.

30-second install

Install now

One line in your terminal — no email, no card.

$ curl -fsSL https://tybre.md/install.sh | bash

Prefer a file? Download the DMG

// Related