Simple Checklist
approvedby Lasse
Side panel showing all open todos across your vault. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.
★ 1 stars↓ 606 downloadsUpdated 11d agoMIT
Simple Checklist
An Obsidian plugin that collects all open - [ ] todos across your vault into a single side panel.
Features
- Vault-wide todo list — scans every Markdown file and surfaces unchecked
- [ ]items in one place - Grouped by file — todos are grouped under their source file; click a group title to open that note
- Nested indentation — sub-todos are indented in the panel to mirror their nesting in the note
- Click to navigate — click a todo to jump directly to that line in the source file
- Complete from the panel — check off a todo; it gets marked
- [x]in the file, with a small confetti burst - Delete from the panel — remove a todo from the file entirely using the trash icon
- Pin notes to the top — pin a note group so it stays above the rest, regardless of sort order
- Drag and drop — move a todo from one note into another by dragging it between groups; its nested sub-todos are carried along
- Callout support — todos written inside callouts (
> - [ ]) are picked up too, with their callout header preserved - Inline rendering — wiki links (
[[Note]]), Markdown links, and inline code (`code`) inside todo text are rendered inline - Priority by
!— todos ending in!float to the top of their note, with!!above!above none - Live updates — the panel refreshes automatically as you edit your notes
Settings
- Note sort order — order groups by most/least recently modified, or note name (A–Z / Z–A)
- Date notes only — show todos only from notes whose filename matches your Daily Notes date format
- Hide future date notes — hide todos from date notes dated after today, so planning-ahead notes stay out of the panel
- Exclude keywords — hide todos containing any of the given comma-separated keywords (case-insensitive)
- Roll over open todos — when today's daily note is created, move open todos from past daily notes into it (callout headers are carried along)
Usage
Open the checklist panel via:
- The checklist icon in the left ribbon
- The command palette: Open Checklist panel
Installation
Search for Simple Checklist in Settings → Community plugins → Browse.
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