
u/anup_2004

Unofficial macos client (with tool calling(optional))
Whetstone: Adaptive Practice for your markdown notes
Whetstone turns the Markdown notes you already write into challenging practice questions — not trivia recall, but questions built around the analytical moves that make a topic genuinely click.
Point it at any folder of Markdown notes (an Obsidian vault works perfectly) and start practicing.
- Adaptive difficulty — questions sharpen as your skill grows, per topic
- Daily practice — one click, topics picked for you by what's due
- Multiple question types — multiple choice, select-all, numeric
- Beautiful reading experience — LaTeX math, code blocks, adjustable typography
- Streaks, accuracy, and an activity graph to keep you honest
- Local-first — your notes and progress stay on your Mac
- Bring your own Anthropic/Gemini/OpenAI API key for question generation. Alternatively, use your Codex or Claude code subscription (recommended).
Whetstone is for students, self-learners, and anyone who takes notes and wants them to stick.
Coming Soon: Adaptive Practice
Uses LLMs to generate questions based on your notes, with adaptive difficulty. The difficulty of questions from a topic will increase over time if you do well in that topic.
https://github.com/anupchavan/adaptive-practice
I will add it to the community section in a few days.
WARNING: It is completely vibe-coded. I didn't have the time to build this, but I needed something like this.
Would you be interested in using something like this? Beautiful Lyrics
I know many people hate the idea of shoving everything inside Obsidian, and even I do, but I felt I should try building this plugin once. It's not as good or as energy-efficient as Apple Music's lyrics view, so you can help me make this better if you like the concept.
Check it out at https://community.obsidian.md/plugins/beautiful-lyrics
The visual style and animation approach in this plugin are inspired by Beautiful Lyrics by surfbryce, a Spicetify extension that brings synced lyrics to the Spotify desktop client.
I love this setup 🥰 Feels like I brought together the strengths of html and markdown together in a single app
I use Safari as my browser. I have work and personal gmail accounts; they exist in different profiles. Is there a way for gmail.com to open in Personal profile in one quicklink and in Work profile in other quicklink?
I tried searching for Safari URL schemes, but I couldn't find anything relevant.