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jackyzha0/quartz
A static-site generator that turns Markdown notes into a website, aimed at publishing digital gardens and Obsidian-style notes.
Open-source alternative to:Notion
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- 13,427
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- 4,126
- Open issues
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- Last commit
- 17 days ago
What is it?
Quartz is a set of tools for publishing your digital garden and notes as a website at no cost. It takes Markdown content and generates a fully functional static site, so you can keep writing in plain text files and share them on the web.
The project is built with TypeScript and is designed around the workflow of note-taking apps such as Obsidian. Its topics focus on networked thought, digital gardens, and the Obsidian ecosystem, which reflects the kind of linked-note content it is meant to publish.
Quartz is released under the MIT license. Documentation and a quick-start guide are hosted on its official site, and the project has an active Discord community for questions.
Key features
- 01Converts Markdown notes into a static website.
- 02Designed for Obsidian-style linked notes and digital gardens.
- 03Written in TypeScript.
- 04Hosted for free as static files.
Use cases
- Publishing a personal digital garden or knowledge base online.
- Sharing Obsidian vault notes as a public website.
- Building a free personal wiki or blog from Markdown files.
Quick start
- 1
Read the documentation at quartz.jzhao.xyz to get started
Topics
FAQ
- What is quartz?
- A static-site generator that turns Markdown notes into a website, aimed at publishing digital gardens and Obsidian-style notes. Quartz is a set of tools for publishing your digital garden and notes as a website at no cost. It takes Markdown content and generates a fully functional static site, so you can keep writing in plain text files and share them on the web.
- Is quartz free to use? What license does it have?
- quartz is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is quartz still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to quartz was on Oct 4, 2026.
- What can I use quartz for?
- Publishing a personal digital garden or knowledge base online. Sharing Obsidian vault notes as a public website. Building a free personal wiki or blog from Markdown files.
- How do I install quartz?
- Read the documentation at quartz.jzhao.xyz to get started
- Where can I get quartz?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/jackyzha0/quartz
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