Four small but useful Dataview tables that solve a real friction in periodic journaling: jumping between time scales. Open a weekly note and see the 7 days inside it. Open a monthly note and see the weeks. Open a quarterly note and see the 3 months. Open a yearly note and see the 4 quarters.

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What's inside:

• Weekly Day Display: lists the 7 daily notes that belong to the current weekly note. Resolves the week's Monday from a journal-start-date frontmatter field, a generic date field, or the filename (YYYY-WNN).
• Monthly Week Display: lists every weekly note that belongs to the current month, with smart edge-handling for weeks that span month boundaries (a week is assigned to the month containing the majority of its days).
• Quarterly Month Display: lists the 3 monthly notes belonging to the current quarter.
• Yearly Quarter Display: lists the 4 quarterly notes belonging to the current year.
• All four link directly to the child notes, with the alias frontmatter field shown as the second column so you remember what each child was about.

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You get:

• A full year (2027) of synthetic demo notes so the tables render on day one.
• A single Configure file. Edit one place, all four tables adjust to your tags, folders, and field names.
• The table logic as readable .js files. Tweak freely.
• Reference PNGs of the tables in previews/.
• A 90-second start guide plus a "new to journaling?" onboarding.

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Requirements:

• Obsidian (free).
• Dataview plugin (free, blacksmithgu). That's all.
• Enable JavaScript Queries and Inline JavaScript Queries inside Dataview's settings.
• The Charts plugin is NOT required for this bundle.

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If you want the full AI-powered journaling system these tables came from, that's timegarden.app. For a surreal, fully set-up companion vault, see celestialvault.app.