The Tiny Habits plugin helps you track personal routines directly inside your notes, storing all data within frontmatter so nothing leaves your vault. It displays a heatmap-style table similar to GitHub or Anki, making it easy to visualise progress over time. Each habit entry can be marked as completed, failed, skipped, or not started, giving a clear picture of consistency. You can create multiple habit blocks in a file, collapse large tables, and even navigate past and future entries. Keyboard support is included, with both arrow keys and vim-style hjkl shortcuts for moving around and marking entries. Configuration is simple, using code blocks that point to a folder path and optional display names. By blending habit tracking into Markdown, it combines accountability with the flexibility of your existing note-taking workflow.
What's Changed
- Change shortcut key for marking entry as unstarted to 4 instead of 0 by @nazoadiego in https://github.com/nazoadiego/tiny-habits/pull/48
- Persist habit table collapsed state in local storage by @nazoadiego in https://github.com/nazoadiego/tiny-habits/pull/49
Full Changelog: https://github.com/nazoadiego/tiny-habits/compare/1.1.4…1.1.5