The Calendar plugin adds a powerful calendar view to Obsidian, helping users organize and navigate their daily notes. It provides an easy way to create and view daily notes, visualize writing progress, and backfill old or future notes. Additionally, users can manage weekly notes and customize the calendar's display, including adjusting the first day of the week and enabling week numbers. The plugin supports word count visualization with a simple dot system, making it easier to track daily productivity. It also allows for deep customization of styles and themes through CSS variables, giving users control over the calendar's appearance. This plugin is a great tool for anyone looking to organize their notes and plan their work effectively within Obsidian.

The Daily Note Calendar Plugin for Obsidian provides a streamlined way to access and manage your daily and weekly notes via an intuitive calendar view. Users can fully customize the format of their notes, with support for popular date formatting options using `date-fns` rules. This plugin eliminates the need to manually search for files in the file tree, offering a much quicker navigation system. While it currently focuses on navigating to notes, future updates will include features like date indicators for notes and the

The Journal Review plugin helps users revisit their past daily notes on their anniversaries by displaying excerpts from notes created on the same day in previous years. It integrates with the Periodic Notes plugin to retrieve entries and presents them in an organized view, which can be accessed via the ribbon button or command palette. Users can customize time spans for review, choose how note previews are displayed, and enable notifications for new entries. The plugin automatically updates the view when a new daily note is created or at midnight to reflect changes.

The Telegram Inbox plugin connects Telegram bots to Obsidian, enabling users to receive messages directly into their daily notes. After setting up a Telegram bot through BotFather and configuring the plugin with the bot token and allowed user IDs, messages sent to the bot are seamlessly added to Obsidian. This integration provides a convenient way to capture and store Telegram messages for organization and reference within Obsidian's note-taking system. The plugin ensures messages are accessible but warns that unreceived messages are stored on Telegram servers for up to 24 hours.

The Daily Note Outline plugin enhances organization in Obsidian by providing an overview of multiple daily notes in a structured outline view. It allows users to display headings, links, tags, and list items from daily notes, making it easier to locate past notes. The plugin integrates with the Periodic Notes plugin, supporting weekly, monthly, and yearly notes. It offers filtering options to include or exclude specific elements, and the ability to create missing daily notes based on unresolved links.

The Daily note creator plugin for Obsidian enhances the core Daily Notes plugin by automating the creation of missed daily notes. It eliminates the need to open the daily note on startup, while still respecting the settings defined in the Daily Notes plugin. The plugin automatically creates daily notes when the vault is opened, even for days that were missed, and allows users to manually backfill notes for any range of time. It is designed to complement, not replace, the Daily Notes plugin, providing a streamlined and customizable way to manage daily entries without a rigid folder structure.

The Templated daily notes plugin for Obsidian allows users to quickly create daily notes based on customizable templates. With the ability to specify the template, directory, and shortcut icon, users can streamline the note-taking process and ensure consistency across their daily entries. The plugin enhances workflow efficiency by providing a dedicated shortcut in the right panel, making it easier to generate templated notes with just a click. Ideal for those who want to integrate structured daily journaling or task tracking into their Obsidian setup.

The Organized Daily Notes plugin helps users manage their daily notes by automatically sorting them into structured folders based on their creation date. Users can choose from different folder structures, such as Year, Year/Month, or Year/Month/Week, and customize folder names using Moment.js patterns. The plugin integrates seamlessly with Obsidian's core Daily Notes feature, ensuring a smooth workflow without manual organization. By maintaining a well-structured archive of daily notes, it enhances navigation and retrieval of past entries, making it easier to track long-term reflections and workflows.

The Daily Prompt plugin helps users incorporate structured prompts into their daily notes in Obsidian. It allows users to define custom prompts with various input types such as text, checkboxes, sliders, and embedded files. The plugin automatically populates daily notes with these prompts and can create the note if it does not already exist. Users can customize the section heading and line prefixes to fit their note-taking style.

The Future Dates plugin enhances task management in Obsidian by creating a dedicated view in the right panel to collect all links associated with future dates. This feature allows users to conveniently track upcoming tasks in one location, ensuring nothing is overlooked. The plugin integrates with the 'Daily Notes' plugin to utilize its date templates, making it easier to organize and manage future-related entries.

The Memos Sync plugin enables seamless integration between Obsidian and a Memos server, allowing users to sync memos directly into their daily notes. The plugin supports incremental syncing to ensure only new memos are added and can create daily notes automatically if they don’t exist. Users can also force sync memos for all days or a specific day. Fully compatible with Obsidian's core Daily Notes plugin, as well as the Calendar and Periodic Notes plugins, this tool is ideal for maintaining a unified workflow. Additional configuration options include setting headers for memos, specifying attachment folders, and configuring API details for the Memos server.

The Multiple Daily Notes plugin allows users to create and manage more than one daily note template within Obsidian. This is especially useful for those who operate across different workflows, projects, or contexts that each benefit from a dedicated daily log. With configurable options, the plugin supports multiple sets of daily notes that can be directed to separate folders, each with its own naming conventions and structure. This provides added flexibility for users who want to keep personal, work, or topic-specific notes organized without cluttering a single daily note.

The Nav Link Header plugin enhances navigation within Obsidian by adding links at the top of notes for easier movement between related content. It supports annotated links, allowing users to add specific strings before links to create backlinks that appear in destination notes. The plugin also provides quick access to adjacent daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly notes, making it convenient for time-based navigation. Additionally, it supports both wikilinks and markdown format links.

The Daily Note Structure plugin automates the creation of folder and file structures for organizing daily notes in Obsidian. Designed for users who want more complex setups than a single folder for notes, it allows the generation of nested folders and files based on customizable date and time patterns using Moment.js formats. Templates can be assigned to folders or files, enabling content automation for each level of the hierarchy. Users can define folder and file structures via a JSON-like interface in the plugin's settings. Integration with plugins like Templater and Folder Notes enhances functionality by automating content generation and folder-specific notes. The plugin is ideal for users needing structured daily organization, such as hierarchical weekly or monthly layouts.

The Previous Daily Note plugin allows users to quickly open the last daily note in Obsidian, starting from the current date rather than the currently open note. It provides a ribbon icon and a command palette option to streamline navigation between daily notes. This is useful for users who frequently reference previous entries in their journaling or task management workflows.

The Auto Daily Note plugin streamlines the daily note-taking process in Obsidian by automatically generating today's daily note. Built to complement the Daily Notes core plugin, it ensures that your daily log is always ready as soon as you open Obsidian.

The Obsidian Open with Natural Language Dates plugin enhances your daily note workflow by allowing you to open a specific daily note using natural language. By integrating with the Natural Language Dates plugin, it enables users to quickly access notes for today, tomorrow, or any other day just by typing phrases like "next Monday" or "in two days." This plugin streamlines the process of finding and editing daily notes without having to remember exact filenames or navigate through the calendar. It's ideal for users who frequently work with daily journaling or task tracking, making it easier to stay organized and add new content to the correct note quickly.

The Task Mover plugin helps users consolidate unfinished tasks from multiple notes into a single daily note, ensuring better task tracking and organization. It automatically scans a designated folder for incomplete tasks and moves them while preserving their original context, grouping them by source file or topic. Users can configure settings such as the target folder for daily notes and whether to delete tasks from their original location.

The Phone to Note plugin integrates Obsidian with the Phone to Note service, enabling seamless transfer of notes sent via SMS, Telegram, email, and other integrations. This plugin automatically fetches new notes from Phone to Note every minute and appends them to the relevant Daily Note, based on the date the message was sent. Users can configure options such as auto-appending hashtags or text to each note and retrieving raw, unprocessed text directly from Phone to Note. This streamlines capturing ideas and tasks on the go and organizing them within Obsidian.

The Nested Daily Todos plugin automatically gathers unfinished tasks from previous daily notes and consolidates them into your current note, saving you the trouble of manually copying them forward. It also organizes your tasks under their original headers, preserving nested structures so you can keep track of sub-tasks or related items. If you use custom checkbox styles or want to define which task states count as complete, the plugin allows flexible configuration. By carrying over only what remains incomplete, it helps you focus on outstanding items without losing context. This approach maintains consistency in how your tasks are displayed day after day, ensuring that you never lose sight of what needs to be done. In essence, it provides a more organized way to handle ongoing to-dos, particularly for those who rely on daily notes to plan and review their work.

The Yesterday's note plugin simplifies navigation to your previous day's daily note in Obsidian. It adds a single-click ribbon icon and a dedicated command to instantly open the note corresponding to yesterday’s date, eliminating the need for multi-step commands required by the core plugin. If the note doesn’t already exist, it can automatically generate one for you.

The Daily Named Folder plugin is an enhanced version of the Obsidian daily notes functionality, designed to create and organize daily notes within individual folders, with added support for custom filenames. Unlike the default `daily-notes` plugin, it creates daily notes inside their own folders, appending a brief description to the filename for easier identification. The plugin supports navigation between previous and next daily notes, the ability to open or create today's note, and customizable templates. Additionally, it provides options for folder naming, template location, and filename summaries, making it ideal for users who want to organize their daily notes with more context and structure.

The Auto Journal plugin enhances Obsidian's Daily Notes by automatically backfilling missing notes for past days, months, or years. It supports custom date formatting for organizing notes by year, month, and day, making it ideal for journaling and long-term note management. The plugin includes features like templating with dynamic date tokens, navigation buttons for quick access to daily and monthly notes, and compatibility with other Obsidian plugins like Templater and Reminder. It also provides seamless integration for automatic backfilling of notes, ensuring a complete journal archive.

The Daily notes opener plugin streamlines the process of managing daily notes in Obsidian. It introduces a command and a sidebar button to open today's daily note in a new pane while avoiding redundancy by focusing on an already opened note if applicable. Users can define the end-of-day time to determine the correct daily note at midnight, ensuring accurate entries. Additionally, the plugin allows appending lines to specific sections of the note upon opening and supports background color customization for better visual distinction, leveraging the Style Settings plugin for themed adjustments. It seamlessly integrates with the Periodic Notes plugin when enabled, ensuring consistent behavior across tools for handling daily notes.

The Things Logbook plugin is a game-changer for those who use Obsidian and Things to manage their tasks. This plugin allows you to seamlessly integrate your completed tasks from Things into your Obsidian Daily Notes, giving you a holistic view of your day-to-day activities. With the ability to fetch historical tasks and display subtasks, tags, and areas associated with each task, this plugin provides an organized and structured way to keep track of your accomplishments. The plugin also offers customizable settings, such as controlling where tasks are displayed within daily notes and setting a sync frequency that suits your needs.

The Daily Note Navbar plugin enhances Obsidian's daily note functionality by adding a navigation bar at the top of daily notes. This allows users to quickly move between daily notes with ease. The plugin offers customizable date formats and displays a bar with navigation buttons for switching between notes from different days. It replaces the default view header in daily note files while leaving the header intact for other types of files. The clean and accessible navbar is inspired by similar features in other applications, making daily note navigation more streamlined and intuitive.

The Upcoming plugin for Obsidian enhances your daily note workflow by allowing you to view upcoming or past notes side-by-side in separate panes, tabs, or windows. This feature is perfect for planning ahead or reflecting on previous days without manually navigating through your vault. You can easily open notes relative to a specific date or today’s date and close them when finished with a simple command. The plugin’s intuitive approach streamlines daily note management, making it a great tool for staying organized and on top of your plans. Customize its settings to suit your needs and maximize your productivity.

The On This Day plugin enhances journaling in Obsidian by displaying past daily notes from the same calendar date in previous years. It provides a simple panel view that automatically updates when switching between daily notes. Users can quickly revisit past entries, reflecting on previous thoughts, experiences, and progress. The plugin integrates with the Daily Notes core plugin, ensuring compatibility with existing workflows.

The Reflection plugin enhances the daily and weekly note experience by displaying past notes from the same day or week in previous years. For example, when viewing a daily note from a specific date, it will show you corresponding notes from previous years, allowing for reflection and comparison. This plugin also works with weekly notes, showing notes from the same week number in previous years, providing an easy way to look back on past content and track progress over time.

The Single File Daily Notes plugin simplifies daily note-taking in Obsidian by consolidating all entries into a single markdown file. Each day's notes are organized under a dated heading, allowing easy browsing and editing. It includes a calendar view for quick navigation to specific dates and integrates with Obsidian's outline view for seamless exploration of past entries. The plugin is highly configurable, letting users customize the file name, location, heading format, and date format. This is ideal for users who prefer a streamlined approach to daily notes without cluttering their vault with multiple files.

The Geulo plugin integrates your liked YouTube videos into Obsidian, enhancing content review and organization. It retrieves all your liked YouTube videos using the YouTube Data API v3, allowing you to search, sort, and view them in the sidebar. Additionally, you can add videos directly to your daily notes for easy reference. Upcoming features include batch updating daily notes with liked videos and displaying popular videos. The plugin is designed to make re-watching valuable content easier, leveraging Obsidian's knowledge base capabilities to deepen learning and review habits.

The Daily Notes Viewer plugin enhances your daily note management in Obsidian by providing a consolidated view of recent daily notes on a single page. It works seamlessly with the core Daily Notes plugin, automatically creating and updating a dedicated viewer file to display your notes. This plugin simplifies navigation between recent entries and offers quick access through a ribbon icon. It is particularly useful for users who want a streamlined way to review or manage their daily logs in one location.

The Wordflow Tracker plugin monitors writing activity within Obsidian by capturing edits made to notes and logging detailed statistics into periodic notes such as daily or monthly logs. It tracks metrics like the number of edits, added and deleted words, net word changes, and displays this information in the status bar or within structured sections of your notes. Users can customize how and where this data is recorded—using tables, lists, or metadata blocks—and specify recording intervals or manual triggers. The plugin reads from Obsidian's built-in history without storing separate logs, ensuring performance efficiency and preserving privacy.

The Lumberjack plugin streamlines logging thoughts and notes in Obsidian by providing quick commands and URL schemes. The 'Log' command appends a new line with a customizable prefix to your daily note, placing the cursor in edit mode for immediate input. The plugin also supports URL schemes like `obsidian://log` to jump directly into editing the daily note or `obsidian://timber` to create and edit a new draft in an inbox folder. These features are optimized for use across devices, including integration with iOS Shortcuts, enabling quick and efficient note-taking workflows.

The Foodiary plugin is designed to help users track their daily food intake and nutritional values directly within Obsidian. It works by referencing a user-maintained folder of product files, each containing basic nutritional information like calories, protein, fat, and carbs per 100 grams. By adding a simple code block to daily notes, users can log what they ate and how much, and the plugin calculates total nutritional values automatically.

The Waka time box plugin integrates WakaTime productivity tracking with Obsidian, allowing users to display their coding activity statistics directly within their daily notes. It automatically fetches data from WakaTime every hour, providing insights into time spent on various projects and programming languages. Users can manually refresh the stats via the command palette and customize where the data is displayed within their daily notes.

The Daily Note Metrics plugin provides an interactive dashboard to visualize habits and tag usage in Obsidian's daily notes. It tracks completed tasks using checkboxes and organizes tag-based data into dynamic charts. Users can filter data by weekly, monthly, or yearly periods and refresh the dashboard manually. The plugin supports both single and combo tags, offering a comprehensive view of note activity. With automatic updates and structured parsing, it helps users monitor productivity and trends over time.

The Everyday Classical Music plugin enriches your daily notes in Obsidian by adding a unique classical music recommendation each day. These pieces are curated from a predefined list, providing a consistent experience for the same date across years. The plugin also supports backfilling existing daily notes with music links and offers a feature to remove previously added links before a specified date. Each music suggestion includes a YouTube link, making it easy to explore and enjoy classical compositions while maintaining a structured journaling workflow.

The Pinboard Sync plugin allows users to automatically synchronize saved links from Pinboard into Obsidian's daily notes. It periodically fetches new links from a Pinboard account and inserts them into the corresponding daily note, complete with tags and a customizable section heading. This provides an integrated way to review, organize, and annotate saved web content within the Obsidian environment. Users can configure the sync frequency, control the number of posts retrieved, and customize the way tags are displayed. This plugin enables efficient tracking and management of saved links alongside daily notes, making it useful for those who rely on Pinboard for bookmarking and Obsidian for knowledge management.

The Pinned Daily Notes plugin streamlines access to your daily notes in Obsidian by managing them through a dedicated pinned tab. It introduces a ribbon button and a command that automatically opens today's note, either by updating an existing pinned tab or creating a new one if none exists. This approach ensures that your daily note is always a click away, without cluttering your workspace with multiple tabs.