Quartz

Quartz is a static site generator purpose-built for publishing Obsidian vaults (or any collection of markdown notes) to the web. Unlike general-purpose blogging platforms, Quartz is designed around how note-taking tools like Obsidian actually work — it understands wikilinks, backlinks, and note interconnection, and renders them as first-class features on the published site rather than flattening everything into disconnected blog posts.

When Quartz builds a site, it reads through a folder of markdown files, resolves internal links, and generates a complete static website: individual pages for each note, an interactive graph view showing how notes connect to each other, full-text search, and a backlinks panel on every page showing what else links to it. The output is plain HTML/CSS/JS with no server-side processing required, so it can be hosted anywhere that serves static files.

This vault is built with Quartz and published via GitHub and Cloudflare Pages, meaning every update pushed to the underlying repository triggers an automatic rebuild and redeploy of the live site.

If you are interested in the build process here is the Quartz publishing workflow.