Cupertino is a theme that brings native experience to Obsidian.
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Native & minimal — Clean, native look and feel on all of your devices, so you can focus on your content.
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Optimized for mobile — Redesigned modals, menu, editor, search, and more, with comfortable spacing for usability.
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Windows Mode — Fluent Design UI for native feeling on Windows (Enabled by default, can be disabled with Style Settings)
Note
Make sure to enable "Translucent window" in Obsidian Appearance settings.
All features are enable by default, following plugins can be installed to modify your installation. they are not required.
- Always show status bar
- Disable active line indicator
- Disable alternative heading style
- Disable auto hiding panel actions
- Disable centered tabs
- Disable full width table
- Disable Quick Mode Switcher
- Disable Windows Mode
- Enable accented window
- Enable compact view
- Enable frontmatter foldable heading
Pseudo Mica (Windows only)
Adds pseudo-Mica (wallpaper as background) on Windows (Alternatively, wait for Obsidian native support)
I’ve spent way too much time on customizing Obsidian, thousands of themes with millions of customizations, I believe a lot people do it too. It’s anti-productivity at this point, we need something that just works and is pleasant to use.
- Less plugins. — Plugins are only used for disabling features and fixing issues instead of adding. Cupertino works perfectly out of the box.
- Less customizations — Cupertino will never have customization. More customization make you waste more time on fiddling.
- Less visual noise — Content is the key. Cupertino makes Obsidian blend in system style, so you can focus on what you're typing.
Cupertino is developed as I use Obsidian, while I'm trying to focus on being consistent, inconsistency happens. If you spot any, feel free to submit issues.
Support me and my work so I can keep regular updates and fixes. You’re also welcomed to submit pull requests.
- @mgmeyers — California Coast Obsidian Theme
- @colineckert — Things 2 (Quick Mode Switcher)
- @krios2146 — Obsidian GitHub Theme (Codeblock Styling)
