The Timeline Schedule plugin helps you create and visualize time-based schedules in your notes using simple human-readable durations. It allows you to insert tasks like “Walk dog (30min)” into special code blocks, automatically calculating and annotating their start and end times. You can switch between an autofill mode, which tracks timing based on labeled start and finish lines, or a preview mode that makes the schedule visually appealing once finalized. The plugin also offers flexible date parsing, letting you specify custom labels for start and finish markers or switch to the current time if no starting point is provided. By blending structured time tracking with a clean display, it is particularly suited for planning out workflows, agendas, or daily routines. Configurable style settings let you adapt the layout to your preferred look and feel.

The Lancaster University Week Format plugin enhances Obsidian’s date formatting capabilities by introducing a custom token, LUW, which dynamically converts dates into Lancaster University’s academic week system. It automatically assigns a week number for term dates or labels the date as 'VACATION' if it falls outside of defined academic periods. Designed specifically for the 2024/2025 academic year, this plugin ensures accurate week tracking for students and faculty. Users can integrate the LUW format into daily notes or any other date-based workflows in Obsidian, simplifying academic scheduling and note organization.