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 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 Rollover Weekly Todo plugin streamlines task management in Obsidian by automatically transferring incomplete to-dos from the previous weekly note to the current one. Designed for users who prefer weekly notes over daily ones, it integrates seamlessly with the Periodic Notes plugin. Users can customize the behavior by enabling manual rollover, specifying a template heading for incomplete tasks, and choosing whether to delete or retain tasks in the previous note. Additional settings allow for the exclusion of empty tasks during the rollover process, ensuring a cleaner workflow. This plugin is ideal for those seeking a more efficient way to manage recurring weekly tasks.

The Life in Weeks Calendar plugin presents your lifespan as a grid of weeks, turning an abstract idea into something you can see at a glance. It highlights past, current and future weeks, and becomes more meaningful when paired with weekly notes, where the calendar marks the weeks that already have entries. The plugin supports two layouts: a simpler view that compresses each year into fifty-week rows for flexibility, and a decade-based view that shows the true week counts for each year.