Our story
The Obsidian vault is the source of truth.
Tektite makes it multiplayer — without taking it out of Obsidian, and without compromising on what your IT team needs.
Why we built Tektite
Obsidian has quietly become the thinking tool of choice for a huge number of engineers, researchers, PMs, and writers. People who care about their notes live in it. But the moment two people need to work in the same vault, the story falls apart — you end up bolting Git, Dropbox, or a second collaboration tool on top of what was supposed to be a single source of truth.
Tektite exists to fix that. Real-time collaborative editing, right inside the Obsidian plugin surface, across Markdown, Canvas, Bases, and whatever other file types your team keeps in the vault.
We're equally interested in the part where the tool actually gets deployed. The reason other multiplayer-Obsidian stories stall out is the vendor review — no SSO, no SCIM, no isolation, no audit log, no self-host story. We built Tektite with those requirements in the original design, not bolted on afterward, so that the champion inside the company can actually get it adopted.
What drives us
The principles behind every decision we make.
Meet teams where they work
The vault is the source of truth. We don't ask teams to migrate to our notes format, our sidecar app, or our cloud — we make the tool they already chose multiplayer.
Deployable at work
Great collaboration that can't get past the vendor review isn't great collaboration. SSO, SCIM, per-tenant isolation, and a real self-host option are non-negotiable — not upsells.
Real-time, not eventual
Edits arrive as they happen, cursors move as they move, conflicts never surface. If the product feels slower than editing a local file, we haven't finished.
Put your vault to work.
Tell us about your team, your IT requirements, and where the vault needs to live. We'll show you how Tektite fits.