Taps Capture
unlistedby wh
Capture text and audio to daily notes with tag classification. Supports both desktop and mobile.
Updated 1mo agoMIT
Taps Capture
Capture text and audio to Obsidian daily notes with tag classification. Works on both desktop and mobile.
Features
- Text capture — Quick text input with keyboard or voice dictation
- Audio recording — Record voice memos with visual feedback (recording state, timer)
- Tag system — Classify entries with customizable tags (e.g. idea, diary, meeting)
- Daily notes — All captures append to today's daily note in
### HH:MM #tagformat - i18n — English and Chinese UI
- Cross-platform — Desktop (Mac/Windows/Linux) and mobile (iOS/Android)
Usage
- Open command palette → Quick Capture
- Type text and/or tap the record button
- Select a tag
- Tap Save
The entry is appended to today's daily note:
### 14:32 #idea
Your captured text here
![[rec-20260412-143200.webm]]
Settings
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Tags | Comma-separated tag list | idea,diary,meeting |
| Default tag | Pre-selected tag | idea |
| Daily note folder | Subfolder for daily notes | Journal |
| Audio folder | Subfolder for recordings | Audio/inbox |
| Language | UI language (en/zh) | en |
Installation
From Obsidian Community Plugins
- Open Settings → Community plugins → Browse
- Search for Taps Capture
- Install and enable
Manual
- Download
main.js,manifest.json, andstyles.cssfrom the latest release - Create folder
.obsidian/plugins/taps-capture/in your vault - Copy the three files into it
- Enable the plugin in Settings → Community plugins
Development
npm install
npm run dev # watch mode
npm run build # production build
License
MIT
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