How to import OPML outlines into Obsidian
Convert each outline root into a Markdown note, with its children as nested lists.
Keep the plan as Markwhen text and use a timeline view to read its dated events. As of October 2026, Obsidian can display a fenced source block as code. Pocket Markwhen renders mw blocks and opens .mw files as vertical timelines.
Markwhen syntax represents dated events and ranges in text. Pocket Markwhen displays event first-line text and heading groups while retaining the source for editing.
Save a short dated plan as a .mw file in your vault.
Open the file from the file list.
Use Source to edit the plan and Timeline to read it.
Set date or tag filters, or select Today.
The list retains source order within its grouping structure. Today finds the earliest qualifying future start date in that visible set.
With Pro, save it under a name before switching panels. Loading the saved filter restores its date and tag values.
You can now read Markwhen timelines in Obsidian.
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