🚧 Lindar is under development

Yet another yearly linear calendar plugin for Obsidian, designed for long-horizon planning

Lindar is a response to Nick Milo's request — in his video The Most Useful Calendar View in 2025 That No One Told You About from his channel Linking Your Thinking.

We'd like to thank him for his approach and his inspiration that guided the visual interface of Lindar.

Our calendar is bigger than a month to help you change your perspective and challenge your actions

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Documentation

Topic
All options reference	docs/options.md
Features & event format	docs/features.md
Development guide	docs/development.md
Roadmap	docs/roadmap.md
Design notes	docs/design.md
Changelog	CHANGELOG.md

Options

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Create event

1. choose your Events notes folder in Settings > Community plugins > Lindar (default is Lindar)
2. set hotkey for Lindar: Open in Settings > Hotkeys (suggested: Cmd+Shift+L)
3. open the Linear Calendar tab from the ribbon icon or command palette or hotkey
4. click a date to create an event
5. fill in TITLE, date range, color, and optional metadata (TYPE, PARTICIPANTS, DESCRIPTION)
6. on Save: the event is written as a Markdown note in your configured events folder
7. cmd+click an event to open its related local note
8. add - [ ] Task #lindar 📅 YYYY-MM-DD \#hex`` to any note to render a task bar on the calendar

Insert task

1. set tag filter in Settings > Community plugins > Lindar (default #lindar)
2. go to an empty line in any note
3. type /Lindar: Create task
4. fill in TITLE, START and/or DUE dates, optional TIME, and COLOR
5. press Create to instert the task line
6. open Lindar to see the task bar on the calendar   

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⭐️ Roadmap unlocks with GitHub stars:

• 100 GitHub ⭐

  • tag-based discovery: display any note tagged #event
  • List & Unscheduled tabs

• 500 GitHub ⭐

  • switch to vertical view
  • click on a month title to create an event all through that month
  • same for days: create a recurrent event on a day of the month throughout the year

• 1 000 GitHub ⭐

  • CalDAV sync
  • two-way sync with remote calendars
  • iCal feed import   

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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