by Rahul S
Safely preview, apply, and roll back bulk frontmatter and property changes offline.
Tundra Frontmatter Wrangler
Organize Obsidian properties and tags with local cleanup, optional AI and batch recovery.
Best for: Obsidian users organizing note metadata and repeatable property layouts.
Top 10 features
- Edit current-note frontmatter.
- Apply operations across folders.
- Format supported frontmatter.
- Add or remove tags.
- Replace or normalize tags.
- Rename or remove properties.
- Reorder properties.
- Generate AI frontmatter in four tiers.
- Choose whether to keep existing values.
- Use optional review and batch recovery.
Example workflow
Before: Related notes use inconsistent tags and property names.
After: Normalize the tags and rename supported properties across the selected notes, reviewing changes if you choose.
Pricing
A connected account includes 5 apply batches as a one-time lifetime allowance. Previous use counts toward that allowance.
| Pack | USD price | Included units |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $2.00 | 50 apply batches |
| Standard | $4.00 | 150 apply batches |
| Pro | $8.00 | 450 apply batches |
| Ultimate | $14.00 | 1,200 apply batches |
Packs are one-time purchases. Purchased units do not expire. Final tax and local currency are shown at checkout.
What to know
Local cleanup stays in the vault. Optional AI generation sends note content to an online service.
Discover Tundra Frontmatter Wrangler
Whether you need to edit current-note frontmatter or apply operations across folders, Tundra Frontmatter Wrangler provides a focused workflow for Obsidian users organizing note metadata and repeatable property layouts.
Common questions
What can I use it for?
You can edit current-note frontmatter, add or remove tags or replace or normalize tags.
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
Organize Obsidian properties and tags with local cleanup, optional AI and batch recovery. Designed for Obsidian users organizing note metadata and repeatable property layouts.
Related topics
Obsidian frontmatter editor, tag normalization, YAML property cleanup, AI note metadata.
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