Obsidian plugins with #ics#

The Day Planner plugin turns notes and calendar feeds into editable timelines for planning the day and reviewing time use. It can read entries from daily notes, tasks stored across the vault through the Tasks plugin and internet calendars shared as ICS feeds, so one view can mix personal plans with scheduled work. The plugin also adds a multi day planner, a compact timeline in the status bar and color cues for remote tasks. Its experimental time tracking layer lets you clock into tasks, record finished sessions, reopen active clocks and inspect them in a separate timeline column.

The Full Calendar (Remastered) plugin keeps event planning inside the vault by embedding a calendar that can pull from several sources instead of relying on a single note format. It can read frontmatter events from regular notes, event lists from daily notes, local or remote ICS feeds, and it can also do two way sync with CalDAV servers and Google Calendar. The plugin extends that with links to notes and tasks, plus integrations for the Tasks plugin, TaskNotes and ActivityWatch. This makes the calendar more than a view layer, because schedule data can stay connected to notes, task flows and external calendars at the same time. It focuses on ongoing planning, special events and daily schedule changes without pushing those details outside the vault.

The ICS plugin integrates Google Calendar events into your daily notes in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can import events from calendar URLs to your daily note on demand. The plugin works seamlessly with the Daily Note and Periodic Notes plugins, allowing you to customize the output format for events. You can also use Dataview or Templater to automate event imports and create custom templates. This plugin is a great tool for staying organized and up-to-date with your Google Calendar events directly in Obsidian.

The MemoChron plugin connects time-based planning with note-taking by integrating public iCalendar (.ics) feeds into your workspace. It provides a sidebar calendar view where users can browse events by day or month, and clicking on an event automatically creates a note with customizable templates. Notes can include dynamic fields such as title, date, description, and location, making it easy to document meetings, appointments, or activities. The plugin supports multiple calendar sources, lets users configure note storage locations and naming formats, and refreshes calendar data at set intervals. Though limited to public calendars and basic views, it offers a seamless way to turn scheduled events into structured notes, which is ideal for those who like to link planning with documentation.