Docs.

Your first launch, explained: where your notes live, what the sample notes and tour show you, and the handful of shortcuts that cover daily use.

Point Oyma at your Obsidian vault folder. What carries over (Markdown, wikilinks, callouts, frontmatter, images) and what is left alone.

The Markdown Oyma understands, from headings and task lists to callouts, highlights, comments and footnotes, plus what still shows as plain source.

Link notes with [[wikilinks]], change the link text, point at a heading, see what links back to a note, and explore the vault in the graph view.

Use ⌘O to jump to notes, run commands with > and look up tags with #. Search the text of every note with ⌘⇧F, and find or replace inside a note.

Tables in Oyma behave like a small spreadsheet. Move with Tab and Enter, use row and column menus, sort, and paste CSV or TSV data straight in.

Capture a call into any note. Start and stop recording, pause from the recording dock, let Oyma notice Zoom, Meet or Teams, and get a transcript and summary.

Which macOS permissions meeting capture needs, why call audio requires macOS 14.2 or later, what happens without them, and how to grant or reset them.

How on-device transcription works in Oyma. Pick a speech model by size and speed, set the language, transcribe audio or video files, and avoid duplicates.

Set up AI summaries and Ask. Run a local model with Ollama on your Mac, or use your own Anthropic or OpenAI API key, stored in the macOS Keychain.

Block every network connection with Local-only mode, choose on-device or cloud per feature, read the egress log, and turn AI off for a single note.

Fixes for silent call audio, slow or lagging transcription, summaries that fail, Ollama not being found, and how to export a diagnostics file for support.