Local-first storage
Tokens, folder choices, sync state, and plugin settings stay in the user's local Obsidian vault/plugin data.
Obsidian plugin for self-managed sync
Tether keeps an Obsidian vault in sync with Google Drive using the user's own Google Cloud OAuth project and local Obsidian plugin settings.
Tether connects Obsidian to Google Drive so setup can push the local vault, startup can pull Drive changes, and the interval timer can push local changes back as Drive revisions. It does not run a hosted sync backend.
Tokens, folder choices, sync state, and plugin settings stay in the user's local Obsidian vault/plugin data.
The plugin requests Drive permissions so it can list folders, read synced files, upload revisions, and mirror deletions chosen by the user.
The current plugin code does not include ads, telemetry, or a third-party analytics service.
Use these values when configuring OAuth branding, app domains, and redirect settings in Google Cloud.
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