VaultGuard Sync
Cloud documentation
Install the Obsidian plugin, sign in, and manage your team. VaultGuard runs the infrastructure—Cloud users never need Terraform, AWS CLI, or server commands.
Your managed path
- 1Create or joinOrganization and invitation
- 2Install the pluginObsidian Community plugins
- 3Sign in and bindChoose the protected vault
- 4Invite and set accessHosted web administration
No infrastructure setup required
VaultGuard Sync (Cloud)
Choose what you need to do
The Cloud lane stays focused on users, administrators, and day-to-day work.
Getting started
Create or join an organization, install VaultGuard Sync, sign in, bind a vault, and verify your first protected note. No server setup or commands.
Open guideCloud administration
Use the hosted web panel to manage users, vaults, permissions, audit activity, recovery, and billing.
Open guideUsing Obsidian
Understand the shield, sync status, protected files, local encryption, sharing, AI Chat, and the permissions graph.
Open guidePermissions and sharing
Design roles and path rules, explain effective access, and share notes without bypassing authentication or permissions.
Open guideAI Chat and agents
Configure a provider, review AI changes, protect sensitive content, and connect approved desktop agents with scoped leases.
Open guideSecurity and privacy
A plain-language boundary for encryption, metadata, local protection, revocation, audit, recovery, and AI data movement.
Open guideWatch the workflows
Two demonstrations, one managed service
Watch Cloud administration separately from the Obsidian member experience. English captions are available in the player.
Set up VaultGuard Cloud
Registration, organization setup, web administration, invitations, vault access, and the first protected test.
Use VaultGuard inside Obsidian
Install and sign in, compare roles, verify local encryption, use AI Chat, explain permissions, and review audit events.
Self-Hosted Community Edition
For infrastructure operators deploying VaultGuard into their own AWS account. Community Edition has no hosted admin panel: administration happens inside Obsidian, and your organization owns deployment, backups, monitoring, upgrades, and AWS costs.
Understand Community Edition →Community Edition overview
Understand the operator responsibilities, included security plane, Cloud feature differences, and lack of a hosted admin panel.
Open guideDeploy to your AWS account
Operator-only AWS, Terraform, bootstrap, SES, plugin connection, verification, and upgrade instructions.
Open guideAdminister in Obsidian
Manage users, vault access, the basic audit trail, recovery, and organization settings without a web admin panel.
Open guide