ZettelFlow is a plugin for Obsidian that helps you to create and manage your notes in a Zettelkasten way.

The Diarian plugin brings robust journaling capabilities to Obsidian, enhancing your note-taking with features like a calendar view, daily note ratings, and an 'On this day' review pane. Users can quickly access daily notes, review previous entries, and even import content from the Diarium app. The plugin supports multiple daily notes, nested note organization, and allows for customizable templates. It also integrates a timestamp feature and lets users convert pre-existing daily notes to a new format. Diarian's unique functionality allows users to track their journaling activities in a visually organized manner, all within Obsidian.

The e-Daiary plugin enables users to create and maintain daily journal entries within Obsidian. The plugin automatically generates a new file for each day's entry, organized by day of the year and timestamp. This tool simplifies the journaling process, making it easy to keep track of daily thoughts, ideas, and reflections. It allows you to configure the folder where entries will be stored, ensuring your journal is well-organized. With a simple click on the ribbon icon, users can create new entries effortlessly, promoting a consistent journaling habit.

The Date Inserter plugin for Obsidian allows users to easily insert a date at the cursor position within notes using a calendar interface. This tool can be triggered via a customizable hotkey or the command palette. The plugin offers flexible date formatting options, allowing users to display the date in various formats, such as `mm/dd/yyyy`, `DD mm-dd`, or `yyyy.mm.dd(D)`. It integrates seamlessly with Obsidian, enabling quick date insertions for better organization and note-taking. This plugin is particularly useful for users who frequently include dates in their notes and want an efficient way to insert them without manual typing.

The Journals plugin for Obsidian provides an intuitive way to manage and organize your journal notes, offering features such as calendar-based and interval-based journals. You can configure various types of journals with custom templates and paths, as well as automate the creation of journal notes upon vault opening. The plugin supports variables for dynamic date formatting and integrates seamlessly with other plugins like Templater. It also includes navigation tools, such as code blocks for easier navigation between journal entries and timelines, making it an excellent tool for anyone looking to enhance their journaling and note organization in Obsidian.

The Journalyst plugin is designed to help users track their daily journaling in Obsidian by creating and managing daily entries. It organizes each journal entry as a markdown file with a filename based on the date, such as `YYYY-MM-DD.md`. Users can designate a folder as their journal folder, and any subfolders will automatically be used to create new journals. The plugin provides a simple interface for adding new entries and keeping track of completed entries each day. It also supports multiple journals, allowing users to separate personal, work, or sleep tracking journals. This plugin makes daily journaling easier and more organized within Obsidian.

The Persian Calendar plugin integrates the Persian calendar system into Obsidian, allowing users to manage and organize notes using Persian dates. It supports daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly notes, with the ability to use templates enriched by placeholders. The plugin also offers seamless compatibility with the Templater plugin and allows referencing notes through "@". Users can view and work with Georgian and Hijri calendars in the same interface. It also displays Iranian official, ancient, and Shia events, making it ideal for users who need to manage Persian calendar-based content and events alongside other global calendar systems.

The Template by Note Name plugin allows users to automatically apply templates to newly created or renamed notes based on their names. Users can define custom rules to match note names by prefix, suffix, or contained text, enabling more efficient note creation and organization. Templates can be stored in a designated folder, and the plugin supports case-sensitive matching. This tool is especially useful for users of the Zettelkasten method or anyone who wants to standardize the format of certain note types, such as meeting notes, tasks, or ideas. Additionally, users have the option to apply templates when renaming notes, with template content being added to the existing note. The plugin helps users maintain a structured and consistent note-taking workflow within Obsidian.

The CardNote plugin for Obsidian is designed to help users quickly visualize and organize their notes in the Obsidian Canvas and Excalidraw plugins. It allows for easy creation of new notes and insertion of links into the canvas, enabling a seamless drag-and-drop experience. Users can quickly extract blocks from existing notes, including headings, paragraphs, and bullet points, and organize them visually. The plugin supports foldable blocks and markdown syntax, providing flexibility in managing notes. It also offers alternative methods for note creation and card view for better organization, making it a powerful tool for users who prefer a more visual approach to note management.

The Mass Create plugin revolutionizes the way you organize your notes in Obsidian. With this powerful tool, you can create multiple files at once within a selected folder, making it easy to replicate file structures and content across your vault. You can also add extra folders as part of the mass creation process, allowing for even greater flexibility. The plugin's template option makes it simple to use an existing file as a starting point for new notes, ensuring consistency throughout your organization. With Mass Create, you'll be able to work more efficiently and maintain a well-structured vault with minimal effort. Whether you're creating multiple notes for a project or organizing large amounts of research, this plugin is sure to become an indispensable tool in your Obsidian workflow.

The Search In Canvas plugin enables users to search for text within an Obsidian canvas, helping them locate specific information across various nodes and edges. It allows users to quickly search for text and highlights the results, making it easy to identify occurrences in complex visual structures. The plugin provides an intuitive interface, accessible through the `Ctrl + F` command or the search icon in the toolbar, offering a seamless experience for working with canvases in Obsidian.

The MarginNote Companion plugin bridges the gap between MarginNote 3 and Obsidian, allowing users to seamlessly import and manage their notes from MarginNote into Obsidian. The plugin supports importing highlights, notes, and even media like images and videos from MarginNote, and integrates them into Obsidian's markdown format. With customizable templates, users can specify how notes and hierarchies are inserted. The plugin also features automatic syncing of highlights, backlinks to MarginNote, and the ability to convert MarginNote links into Obsidian aliases for easy reference. Ideal for users who want to enhance their knowledge management workflows by combining the strengths of both platforms.

The Set View Mode per Note plugin for Obsidian allows users to set a specific view mode for each note, making it easier to control how notes are opened. By using the `prefer-view` property, users can specify whether a note opens in reading, editing, source, or live preview mode. This feature helps streamline workflows by ensuring that notes automatically open in the desired mode without requiring manual adjustments each time.