Changelog

Every release of the Nectenda plugin, newest first.

Versions are published to the Obsidian community directory. Each release also publishes the SHA-256 of the built file, so you can check that the plugin you are running is the source you read.

0.1.5 18 September 2026

First public release

Nectenda is listed in the Obsidian community directory. This is the first version anyone outside the project can install.

Added

Real-time collaborative editing with live cursors, name labels and presence.
Shared folders, with creates, renames and deletes propagating to everyone in them.
Offline editing that merges on reconnect rather than overwriting.
End-to-end encryption of notes, attachments, filenames and folder names.
Per-member key fingerprints you can compare off-server.
Organisations, email invitations and seats.
Device management, including signing another device out remotely.
Sign-in by email code, passkey, or Google, Apple and Microsoft.
Conflict copies and first-sync backups, so a disagreement never costs writing.

Known limitations

iOS is untested on a device. It should work — it is the same JavaScript as Android — but nobody has run it on an iPhone, so it is not claimed.
On Android, all vaults in the app share one secret store: signing one vault in signs them all in.
There is no read-only membership. Everyone in a shared folder can edit it.
Not audited. The client ships unminified and the build is reproducible, so the claim is checkable — but no third party has checked it.

0.1.0 to 0.1.5 all shipped the same day, 18 September 2026, and 0.1.1 onward each cleared warnings raised by the directory's automated review. They are listed together because separately they would be five entries about our own paperwork.