by Rahul S
Protect note bodies and selected frontmatter values with local authenticated encryption.
Aegis Note Locker
Encrypt a note body or selected frontmatter values locally in Obsidian.
Best for: Obsidian users protecting selected sensitive note content.
Top 10 features
- Protect a Markdown note body.
- Protect selected top-level properties.
- Unlock protected content.
- Use password-derived encryption.
- Authenticate encrypted content.
- Keep the password in session memory.
- Set session timeout controls.
- Lock supported note batches.
- Export encrypted backups.
- Recover the last supported operation.
Example workflow
Before: A private note body is readable in the vault.
After: Set a password and protect the body. Unlock with that password when you need to edit it, and re-protect plaintext when finished.
Pricing
A connected account includes 5 protection operations as a one-time lifetime allowance. Previous use counts toward that allowance.
| Pack | USD price | Included units |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $2.00 | 50 protection operations |
| Standard | $4.00 | 150 protection operations |
| Pro | $8.00 | 450 protection operations |
| Ultimate | $14.00 | 1,200 protection operations |
Packs are one-time purchases. Purchased units do not expire. Final tax and local currency are shown at checkout.
What to know
Encryption runs locally. Unlocking can leave plaintext on disk; clearing the password session does not re-encrypt it.
Discover Aegis Note Locker
Whether you need to protect a Markdown note body or protect selected top-level properties, Aegis Note Locker provides a focused workflow for Obsidian users protecting selected sensitive note content.
Common questions
What can I use it for?
You can protect a Markdown note body, use password-derived encryption or authenticate encrypted content.
How do I get started?
Enable the plugin in Obsidian, open its settings and choose the action that fits your note. Connect your account for metered actions; the settings page shows your remaining allowance and available packs.
Search description
Encrypt a note body or selected frontmatter values locally in Obsidian. Designed for Obsidian users protecting selected sensitive note content.
Related topics
Obsidian note encryption, encrypted Markdown, frontmatter encryption, password-protected notes.
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