Inkbound now runs on Obsidian mobile. Export a note, a folder, or a note and
everything it links to from your phone or tablet — and push it to your Boox
over Wi-Fi — without a computer anywhere in the loop.
- iOS and Android support — the plugin loads and exports on Obsidian
mobile, with the same three exports, the same chapter order, the same table
of contents, and the same covers, math, diagrams and Thai fonts as on
desktop. - Books are saved into your vault on mobile, in the folder set by the new
Output folder (mobile) setting (Exportsby default) — a phone has no
save-anywhere filesystem. From there you can open the book in a reading app
or reach it through your device's own file access. - Desktop and mobile have separate output settings, and each device only
reads and writes its own. If you sync your vault, changing the mobile folder
on your phone can never move where your desktop saves books. - Share last exported book — a new command hands the finished book to your
device's share sheet. It appears only where sharing is supported; where it
isn't, the book is still saved exactly where the notice said. - Progress while exporting — long exports now report
chapter 3/24
instead of sitting on a single message, on desktop as well as mobile. - Fixed: images served through
app://could resolve to a broken path.
When the vault had no filesystem base path, the fallback that recovers such
images by filename never ran. This affected every image on mobile, and any
desktop vault whose adapter isn't a filesystem one. - Desktop exports are unchanged — same output folder, same file contents.
Install manually by downloading the assets below into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/inkbound/, then enable Inkbound in Settings → Community plugins.