Daily Routine

Daily Routine is a habit tracker plugin for Obsidian — track recurring tasks, build daily habits, and keep your streaks going. Define your routines once — weekly, monthly, or on a custom interval — and the plugin generates a daily checklist note for you, every day, automatically.

Key Features

• Routines — recurring tasks scheduled by weekday, day of month, or every N days
• Todos — one-time tasks for a specific date
• Groups — organize routines into collapsible groups
• Tags — attach tags to a routine; they are appended to its task line in the daily note, so they work with tag queries, Dataview, and other task plugins
• Calendar — see scheduled tasks at a glance, month by month, with completed tasks struck through
• Achievement — monthly completion rate, perfect days, and per-routine streaks
• Commands — add todos, start routines, and move between days from the command palette (assign your own hotkeys)
• Mobile support — works on phones and tablets, including drag-and-drop reordering
• Languages — English and Korean (follows Obsidian's language); dates and numbers follow your Obsidian language as well

How It Works

Routine Note

Every day, Daily Routine creates a plain Markdown note containing that day's tasks — similar to Obsidian's Daily Notes. Your data is never locked in: notes stay readable and editable even without the plugin.

Notes are stored in the {your-routine-folder}/notes directory.

You can check tasks directly in the note, too — the routine view picks up the change right away. Anything you write under a task (sub-items, comments) is kept when the plugin updates the note.

Routine

A routine is a recurring task. Three schedule types are supported:

• Week — pick the weekdays it repeats on (e.g. every Mon/Wed/Fri)
• Month — pick days of the month (e.g. the 1st and the 15th; Last day is supported)
• Interval — repeat every N days from a start date (e.g. every 3 days, or every 90 days for low-frequency chores)

Each routine is stored as a Markdown file with its schedule in the frontmatter, so you can inspect or edit it by hand. Routines can also carry tags, which are appended to the generated task line (- [ ] [[Workout]] #health) for use with other plugins and queries.

Todo

Todos are ordinary one-time tasks tied to a date. Reschedule them to tomorrow or any other day from the task menu (right-click a task on desktop) when plans change.

Calendar

The calendar shows tasks that have Show on calendar enabled, so you can see your schedule month by month. Both routines and todos can appear here.

Achievement

Track your overall completion rate and per-routine consistency over time. Each month shows how many tasks you completed and how many perfect days you had; pick a routine to see its current and best streak.

Installation

1. Open Settings → Community plugins in Obsidian
2. Search for "Daily Routine"
3. Install and enable the plugin
4. The routine view opens in the sidebar automatically — or run the Open routine view command

Settings

• Daily routine folder path — where routine files and daily notes are stored
• Start of week — Monday-, Sunday-, or Saturday-first weeks, independent of your Obsidian language
• Do confirmation when unchecking task — ask before unchecking a completed task
• Show new routines on calendar — the Show on calendar value a new routine starts with
• Show new todos on calendar — the Show on calendar value a new todo starts with

Feedback

Found a bug or have an idea? Please open an issue — feedback is always welcome.