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For the interpretation of past and future direct searches for dark matter(DM) particles, it is important to be able to provide accurate predictions forevent rates and spectra under a variety of possible and viable assumptions in acomputationally efficient way. While there exists a few tools to compute DMinduced nuclear recoil spectra, 'obscura' is not limited to nuclear targets.Instead its main focus lies on sub-GeV DM searches probing electron recoilswhich typically requires methods from atomic and condensed matter physics. Inthe context of sub-GeV DM searches, new ideas such as target materials ordetection techniques are being proposed regularly, and the theoreticalmodelling of these are getting improved continuously. At the same time,currently running experiments continue to publish their results and analyses,setting increasingly strict bounds on the DM parameter space. In such a dynamicfield, 'obscura' can be an invaluable tool due to its high level ofadaptability and facilitate and accelerate the development of new, reliableresearch software for the preparation of a DM discovery in the hopefully nearfuture.

obscura: A modular C++ tool and library for the direct detection of (sub-GeV) dark matter via nuclear and electron recoils