About Wolf 359 App

Small, focused tools for structured work.

Wolf 359 App is the application home for Wolf 359 Press AB, a Swedish company building practical tools for writing, publishing, collecting, and structured knowledge work in Obsidian.

The Purpose

Software that stays close to the work.

The site collects concise product pages for applications and plugins published by Wolf 359 Press AB. Each page is written to answer the useful questions first: what the tool does, who it is for, where to install it, where to read the guide, and where to report issues.

The current focus is Obsidian: community plugins and themes for writers, collectors, and anyone who keeps structured notes. The aim is not to replace the way you work, but to make it easier to read, export, and maintain.

Principles

Local first

Your notes, manuscripts, and metadata should remain usable as ordinary files. The tools are designed around portable formats and workflows that do not require cloud lock-in.

Built for real work

The applications are shaped around real tasks: organizing manuscripts, cataloguing a record collection, reading metadata quickly, preparing exports, and keeping complex projects manageable.

Clear status

Each application page keeps status, documentation, source links, and support routes visible, so users can evaluate a tool without searching through scattered notes.

Current Applications

Obsidian community plugins.

Discogs Music Sync Bring your Discogs record collection into Obsidian: a note for every record, a collection dashboard and a browsable library. Docker Connector A Docker dashboard in Obsidian for local, Docker Context, SSH, and mutual TLS connections, read-only unless you opt in to container management. Manuscript Compiler Compile structured Obsidian manuscripts into DOCX, ODT, EPUB, HTML, Markdown, and XML files for Vellum and other publishing workflows. Metadata Visuals Turn frontmatter metadata into visual labels for notes, folders, and visible Properties panel values.

Themes

Obsidian themes after the Amiga Workbench.

Modern Amiga Workbench 1.3 A saturated blue desktop, pale windows and white title strips: the flattest, boldest and most compact of the three. Modern Amiga Workbench 2.04 Neutral grey surfaces, steel blue title bars, and full three-dimensional relief throughout. Modern Amiga Workbench 3.1 The same relief as 2.04, but warmer: beige-tinted greys, a salmon accent, and the most generous spacing.

Company

Published by Wolf 359 Press AB.

Wolf 359 Press AB is a Swedish company publishing fiction and developing supporting tools for authors, editors, and structured-note workflows. The fiction catalogue is available at wolf359.press.

Wolf 359 App exists separately as the home for software projects: documentation, install links, support routes, and project status in one place.