Full Calendar Remastered v0.12.9
Hi,
I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on that integrates ActivityWatch with a full-featured calendar system inside Obsidian.
Full Calendar (Remastered) is an open-source calendar plugin for Obsidian that brings a complete calendar experience into your notes — with support for:
- Local note-based calendars
- Daily note event timelines
- Google Calendar
- CalDAV providers (iCloud, Fastmail, etc.)
.icsfeeds- Obsidian Tasks integration
With v0.12.9, it now includes native ActivityWatch integration.
ActivityWatch Integration (v0.12.9)
This release introduces a fully automated pipeline to convert ActivityWatch data into structured calendar events.
Key capabilities
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Automatic timeline → calendar sync
Converts ActivityWatch buckets (window, web, editor, AFK, etc.) into calendar blocks. -
Rule-based mapping
Flexible regex-based rules let you define how buckets map to events (e.g.{app},{title},{url}in event names). -
State-machine session detection
A 3-phase FSM (Idle → Warmup → Active) filters noise and extracts meaningful sessions. -
Continuity-aware syncing
Sessions extend correctly across sync runs instead of fragmenting or duplicating. -
Non-destructive + privacy-friendly
Data is consumed directly from local ActivityWatch API (localhost:5600) — no external services.
Why this might be interesting
ActivityWatch already provides rich raw data, but this aims to:
- Turn it into a human-friendly timeline
- Make sessions editable, annotatable, and linkable
- Bridge quantified self → knowledge management workflows
Basically:
“Take your tracked activity and instantly turn it into a usable daily history of work.”
Links
Docs / Demo
Feedback
Would love thoughts from the ActivityWatch community — especially on:
- rule design / categorization approaches
- handling overlapping watcher data
- session inference strategies
If anyone is already doing something similar, I’d love to compare approaches.
Thanks!