Phasoric is designed for
- A complete browser workspace
- Portable Markdown with guided migration
- Built-in source-to-decision workflows
Browser workspace · portable Markdown
An Obsidian web alternative that keeps Markdown portable.
Use a full Markdown workspace in the browser, inspect an existing Obsidian vault locally, and preview migration before Phasoric writes anything.
Keep the file format and folder structure you understand. Add browser access, supported intelligence, and a guided path from an existing vault.
A safer way to change tools
Move the knowledge. Keep the source understandable.
Phasoric treats migration as a reviewable plan, not a blind folder copy. The original vault stays intact while you inspect what can move cleanly.
Choose the real vault
Select the complete Obsidian folder in the browser. No export plugin is required.
Inspect before writing
Review notes, folders, attachments, links, ignored metadata, and existing-path collisions locally.
Keep a migration report
See what moved, what was skipped, and what still needs review. Safe defaults make the process retryable.
The practical boundary
Choose around the way you work
Obsidian remains a strong fit for
- Highly customized installed-app workflows
- A mature community plugin and theme ecosystem
- Teams whose essential plugins already define the workflow
You do not have to erase a working Obsidian setup to evaluate Phasoric. Start with a local, no-account vault audit.
Questions worth asking
Understand the tradeoff before you commit.
Can Phasoric open an Obsidian vault in a browser?
Phasoric can inspect a selected Obsidian or Markdown vault locally in the browser, then preview a migration into its browser workspace. The original vault is not modified.
Will my Markdown files remain portable?
Yes. Portable Markdown remains the source of truth. Phasoric adds derived links, intelligence, and workflow context without replacing the files with a proprietary note format.
What should I review before leaving Obsidian?
Review plugin-specific behavior, custom themes, unusual attachment paths, and any workflow that depends on Obsidian-only metadata. The migration report keeps unsupported or skipped items visible.
Try the path before committing
See your vault clearly before you move it.
The free audit runs locally, shows the report before signup, and leaves the original folder untouched.
Audit your Obsidian vault