Steph Ango
Computer programmer
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May 25, 2026
The Philosophy of Obsidian, with CEO Steph Ango
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Myke HurleyHOST
But with the different types of notes that you're taking, do you treat them differently? Like is there different kind of rules and formatting that you might apply to say a note compared to an essay?
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11:13Steph AngoGUEST
I think my method of note-taking is based around the knowledge that I'm gonna be lazy or busy or something's gonna be happening at the time where I need to take a note often.
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11:26Steph AngoGUEST
So I'm very much used to the idea of like chaos and laziness is the norm in terms of how I'm taking notes.
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11:35Steph AngoGUEST
I might be, you know, walking down the street suddenly an idea comes up, I need to put something in there quickly.
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11:41Steph AngoGUEST
So there's a whole kind of category of notes that is just like the stuff and it could come at any point.
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11:47Steph AngoGUEST
I've been working a lot on this tool, Obsidian Web Clipper, that lets you grab things from the web and so maybe something catches my eye and I wanna quickly save that from a website for example.
55 MINS LATER
Myke HurleyHOST
What do you think the future looks like for Obsidian? Like, do you have things that you're driving towards that are important to you as a team?