Obsidian plugins with #reminder#

The Reminder plugin is a simple yet effective tool for Obsidian users who want to stay on top of their tasks and deadlines. This plugin allows you to create customizable reminders for specific notes or pages, ensuring that you never miss an important piece of information again. Whether it's a meeting, a task, or a critical update, the Reminder plugin will alert you at the designated time, helping you prioritize your work and stay organized. With this plugin, you can focus on what matters most - creating valuable content without worrying about missing crucial details.

The Overdue plugin helps users track and manage unfinished tasks with due dates in Obsidian. It automatically marks checkbox tasks as `[[Overdue]]` if they remain incomplete past their due date, making it easy to identify pending tasks. The plugin updates notes automatically just after midnight but can also be triggered manually via the command palette. By referencing the `[[Overdue]]` tag, users can view all overdue tasks in one location using Obsidian's backlink feature. This plugin streamlines task management and ensures that missed deadlines are clearly visible, allowing for better prioritization and follow-up on unfinished work. It only adds the `[[Overdue]]` marker and never removes it, allowing users to maintain manual control over task updates.

The Operon plugin turns Markdown checkboxes and file based tasks into one task system with shared identity, metadata and history. It indexes inline tasks inside notes and larger file tasks in their own notes, then lets the same records move through filters, the Table, Calendar, Kanban boards and the Task Editor without losing context. Tasks can be created from notes, selections, calendar slots and external calendar events, then linked through parent child relationships, dependencies and project serials. Operon also includes recurrence rules, fixed and rule based reminders, pinned task views and built in time tracking with session history. Its data stays local in the vault and plugin storage, with optional read only ICS calendars, release checks and downloadable language packs.

The Review plugin helps you revisit important notes by scheduling them to appear in future (or even past) daily notes. By integrating with the Natural Language Dates plugin, it lets you quickly send a note or specific block to any date using natural language inputs like 'tomorrow' or 'in three weeks'. You can configure custom headings and formatting for how these reviews appear, including the option to embed blocks directly. This makes it useful for spaced repetition, GTD-style project reviews, or simply setting personal reminders.

The TaskChute Plus plugin brings execution focused task management into the vault with a dedicated TaskChute view for planning and working through the current day. It tracks task start and stop times, records actual work duration and lets you organise items across custom time slots or an unscheduled bucket. The plugin also supports recurring tasks, project links with board views, per task reminders, execution logs and a yearly heatmap for reviewing activity. Tasks can be moved, duplicated, reset or deleted while their day state stays persisted. It can export to the Google Calendar URL scheme, follows the app language setting with Japanese and English UI support and still recognises `#task` tags in note content for compatibility.

The BeautyTasks plugin is a task and project manager built around plain Markdown notes, where each task lives as its own file with frontmatter instead of a separate database. It provides a dashboard with sidebar navigation, saved filters and three layouts for the same data: list, kanban board and calendar. Tasks can carry status, priority, dates, deadlines, recurrence, reminders, labels, projects, areas, descriptions, comments and attachments, while quick capture parses dates, times, priorities, labels and project references from natural language input. The plugin also supports sub tasks, drag and drop moves, custom statuses, soft delete, JSON import and export, and optional Google Calendar sync. Its own field names are configurable, so existing note structures do not have to be rewritten.

The Bureau plugin turns tagged notes into a connected planning system with calendar, task, reminder, finance, time tracking, posts and contacts views. It reads frontmatter and tags from ordinary markdown notes, projects repeating meetings, events, reminders and tasks from a single source note, and lets you edit dates, times, status, priority, client and reminder lead time from shared dialogs. The calendar supports month, week and day layouts with drag based rescheduling and duration resizing on desktop, while the task board supports column moves and bulk actions. Finance tracks subscriptions, one off expenses, income and invoices, and time tracking covers running timers, manual entries, reports and unbilled work. It also renders a companion dashboard code block inside notes and keeps invoices, clients and service packages tied to their configured folders.

The GChat Reminder plugin is a convenient way to stay on top of your tasks and deadlines. With this plugin, you can mark tasks within Obsidian notes with a specific format, triggering automatic reminders to Google Chat when they are due. The plugin will check all notes for due tasks every 3 minutes, ensuring that you never miss an important deadline. Once a task reaches its due date and time, you'll receive a notification in Google Chat, keeping you organized and focused throughout the day.

The Apple Reminders plugin brings the power of your Apple device's reminders app directly into Obsidian. With this plugin, you can easily fetch and display your reminders in a format that is both intuitive and customizable. Whether you want to view all your uncompleted reminders or pull specific ones, this plugin has got you covered. Additionally, it allows for filtering by date, priority, and even location, giving you more control over the information you see.

The Old Note Admonitor plugin helps users keep their notes up-to-date by displaying warnings if a note has not been updated within a specified number of days. The plugin offers customizable message templates to alert users about outdated notes, referencing either the file's modified time, front matter, or a custom capture group pattern. Users can configure the minimum number of days before a warning appears and define triggers such as opening or saving a file.

The Prologue plugin displays a random note, quote, or personal reminder whenever a new tab is opened. It pulls entries from a designated markdown file, where each item is separated by blank lines. Whether you're looking for inspiration, gentle nudges, or recurring affirmations, this plugin helps you integrate them seamlessly into your daily workflow. The file used for these entries is customisable through the settings, allowing users to manage their own collection of motivational snippets or thought-provoking ideas. It's a minimalist, distraction-free way to add a bit of serendipity to your workspace without needing any extra input once set up.