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Point it at your vault.
Choose your Obsidian folder. That is the whole setup.
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SleepyKit
A sleepy cat for your vault.
It lives on your desktop, connects to your whole Obsidian graph, quietly reads the structure underneath your notes, and keeps the right thing in view without turning your day into a dashboard.
Local-first beta. One vault free. No spam.
Project map has been quiet.
Today & Overdue
Ship landing page
Review sprite sheet
Stale: Mac spec
Whole graph awareness
More than a folder picker. SleepyKit reads the shape of your vault.
The first setup step gives SleepyKit a local path. From there it treats your Obsidian vault like a connected graph: notes, backlinks, tags, frontmatter, tasks, due dates, stale projects, and AIOS maps all become quiet context for the cat.
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Walks every Markdown note under the chosen vault root.
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Maps links, backlinks, tags, aliases, and frontmatter.
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Pulls open tasks, due dates, and last-touched project recency.
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Builds a compact context digest instead of sending raw vault dumps.
Local graph scan
C:\Vaults\MyVault
watching .md changes
links
128
open tasks
23
stale projects
4
digest: top changed notes + due dates + graph neighbors + AIOS route map
How it works
Your vault, in four quiet moves.
SleepyKit explains itself like the app behaves: one calm step at a time, with the cat doing the remembering instead of you.
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It quietly reads.
Links, backlinks, tags, tasks, dates, project recency, and frontmatter stay on your machine and become a small useful digest.
03
It nudges you gently.
A soft meow when a project has gone stale or a due date is close. No red alert wall. No guilt loop.
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You jot, it saves.
Catch a thought from the desktop and send it back into your daily note or inbox instantly.
Desktop dashboard
A control room for the cat, not another app to babysit.
The dashboard is where productivity features, plugin power, and technical settings live without crowding the desktop companion.
SleepyKit Desktop
Today
local graph online
Focus queue
3 small moves
One stale project, one overdue note, one quick capture.
Project map has been quiet
Nudge after 3 days idle.
Inbox cleanup
7 loose notes ready to file.
Daily note capture
Quick jot saves to today by default.
Daily control without turning the whole app into a chore board.
- Today and overdue queue
- Stale project reminders based on last edited notes
- Quick jot to daily note or inbox
- Graph-aware next action suggestions
- Quiet hours and gentle focus mode
Plugins are permissioned modules. Core vault features stay local by default.
- Obsidian Vault Scanner
- Tasks and Due Dates
- Calendar Bridge
- Git and Project Recency
- Local AI / BYOK Digest
- Timers and Focus Sessions
- Webhook Automations
- Community Plugin Slots
Settings are about comfort, not pressure.
- Cat mood and animation behavior
- Bed theme and desktop placement
- Nudge intensity and cooldowns
- Quiet hours and presentation mode
- Digest depth and what sources can be included
- Plugin permissions per capability
The technical layer turns files into context without dumping the vault.
- File watcher for Markdown changes
- Markdown, frontmatter, links, backlinks, and tag parser
- Task extractor with due-date normalization
- Graph index for local note neighborhoods
- Compact AI digest builder
- Plugin sandbox and capability prompts
Day in the life
See a day with SleepyKit.
The trailer belongs here once the first clean product clip is ready: after the viewer understands the loop.
Trailer coming soon
SleepyKit beta footage drops here.Calm by design
Productivity that does not stress you out.
SleepyKit is built for people whose brains bounce off busy tools: strong hierarchy, quiet surfaces, gentle nudges, and nothing that punishes you for needing rest.
One thing first
Today and overdue are the focal point. Everything else stays lower pressure.
No guilt mechanics
No broken streaks, no alarm-red shame, no app trying to win your attention.
Power stays opt-in
Calendar, timers, stats, and focus tools can exist without crowding the core.
Local-first trust
Your notes are yours.
SleepyKit reads your vault on your own machine. BYOK AI nudges use a compact digest instead of dumping your vault, and hosted AI is a paid convenience for later, not the core promise.
Let the cat keep watch.
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