The Initiative Tracker plugin helps tabletop role-playing game (TTRPG) players and game masters manage combat encounters efficiently within Obsidian. Users can add and organize creatures, track their health, armor class, and initiative order, and automatically sort them based on initiative rolls. The plugin allows for grouping identical creatures, tracking their statuses, and calculating experience points based on level or challenge rating. It supports multiple encounters within a single note and automatically saves and loads encounter data.

The Plugin Update Tracker plugin helps users manage updates for their installed Obsidian plugins by providing notifications and detailed update information. It offers a status bar indicator for available updates and allows users to view release notes before updating. The plugin helps users assess the stability of new versions by displaying download statistics and offering an option to delay update notifications. Users can also view code changes between versions and selectively ignore specific updates.

The Heatmap Calendar plugin allows users to visualize data in a heatmap-style calendar similar to the GitHub activity chart. It is ideal for tracking daily activities such as exercise, finances, project progress, and other habits. The plugin integrates with Dataview to collect and display data from daily notes, offering customization options for colors, intensity levels, and layout. Users can configure the calendar to highlight specific data points and adjust the styling through Obsidian's CSS snippets. The plugin supports multiple color schemes, global settings, and customizable display options, making it a flexible tool for tracking personal or professional activities.

The Word Sprint plugin helps writers maintain focus and achieve a productive flow state while working in Obsidian. It provides a configurable pomodoro-style timer to track writing sessions, offering guidance and nudges when users stop writing to keep them on track. The plugin includes features such as goal setting, detailed writing statistics, and daily or all-time resets. Users can monitor metrics like total words written, words per minute, and inactive periods. Additionally, the plugin supports integration with NaNoWriMo, allowing users to automatically update their progress.

The Daily Activity plugin helps users track their activity in Obsidian by providing commands to generate lists and statistics related to file creation and modification. Users can insert lists of files created or modified between specific dates, formatted as either plain text or links. The plugin also supports generating activity stats for a specific date or date range, with features for natural language date input. This functionality is particularly useful for maintaining detailed records of daily work and tracking progress over time. The plugin integrates seamlessly with daily notes and allows for flexible customization through date filters and ranges.

The Boardgame Search plugin allows users to track and manage their board game collection within Obsidian. It integrates with BoardGameGeek to search and import game details, automatically creating entries with metadata such as player count, playtime, and ratings. Users can customize entry formats, store game images, and analyze statistics using visualizations. The plugin provides flexible options for organizing and retrieving game information, making it easier to document collections and track gaming sessions. It also supports integration with Obsidian's charting capabilities for deeper insights into gameplay trends.

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 Keep the Rhythm plugin helps users maintain a consistent writing habit by tracking daily word counts and visualizing progress through an intuitive heatmap. It provides insights into writing patterns, allowing users to identify their most productive days at a glance.

The Habit Tracker 21 plugin is designed to help users develop new habits by tracking their progress and providing a clear visualization of their commitment and consistency. With a simple setup process, you can create a folder for your habits and enable the habit tracker UI in your Obsidian notes. The plugin allows you to specify a path to a folder or specific habit, set the last displayed date, and choose how many dates to display in the chart. By using this plugin, you'll be able to see at a glance which habits you've formed and which ones need more attention.

The Waka time box plugin integrates WakaTime productivity tracking with Obsidian, allowing users to display their coding activity statistics directly within their daily notes. It automatically fetches data from WakaTime every hour, providing insights into time spent on various projects and programming languages. Users can manually refresh the stats via the command palette and customize where the data is displayed within their daily notes.

The Track-a-Lot plugin enables users to track the status of various items through web scraping and Markdown table creation. This plugin allows you to build lists from different webpages and manage the status of each item individually within Obsidian. The status column is fully customizable and retains its content when the list is updated. With an easy-to-use interface, you can quickly select or create notes, access tracking commands through the Command Palette, and update lists efficiently. The plugin is ideal for anyone looking to manage and track items, from puzzles to projects, within their Obsidian environment.

The IMDb plugin allows users to seamlessly integrate their IMDb watchlists and ratings into Obsidian, offering an efficient way to organize and track their favorite movies, TV shows, and games. By syncing public IMDb lists, the plugin generates notes with detailed metadata such as title, description, release date, ratings, and cast information. Users can customize the note structure with templates and optionally enhance data with OMDb API integration for richer content.

The Track-a-Lot plugin enables users to track the status of various items through web scraping and Markdown table creation. This plugin allows you to build lists from different webpages and manage the status of each item individually within Obsidian. The status column is fully customizable and retains its content when the list is updated. With an easy-to-use interface, you can quickly select or create notes, access tracking commands through the Command Palette, and update lists efficiently. The plugin is ideal for anyone looking to manage and track items, from puzzles to projects, within their Obsidian environment.

The Habit Calendar plugin allows users to visualize their daily habits over a month using a calendar view within Obsidian. Built to work with DataviewJS, this plugin organizes habit data from Dataview tables or manually entered data into a visually appealing and interactive calendar. Users can customize habit tracking with Markdown or HTML, link habits to notes, and hover or click to preview or access related entries. This plugin is ideal for maintaining and reviewing personal productivity patterns, enabling users to track, customize, and analyze habits seamlessly within their vault.

The Crackboard plugin is a productivity tracker for Obsidian that integrates with the Crackboard.dev platform. It allows users to track their productivity through a leaderboard system, offering motivation and insights into their work habits.