Logseq is a joyful, open-source outliner that works on top of local plain-text Markdown and Org-mode files. Use it to write, organize and share your thoughts, keep your to-do list, and build your own digital garden.
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Reviewers largely praise Logseq as a fast, flexible way to capture notes, tasks, and research without worrying about rigid folders. The daily journal, outliner style, backlinks, queries, and PDF annotation come up repeatedly as features that make ideas easier to connect and retrieve. Users also like keeping notes in Markdown and syncing them with tools like Git, iCloud, or Dropbox. The tradeoff is polish: several reviewers mention a learning curve, uneven UI, lag, weak sync, and rough mobile support, especially on Android and iOS.
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i have tried soooo many other tools and techniques to organize my life / work. I've failed to keep up with all of them. Logseq hits that sweet spot between flexibility and ease of use where no other note-taking /todo-tracking / outlining tool i've tried has managed.
I've been using it for months and i love it
Incredibly useful and easy way to capture ideas an link them together. It is always open alongside anything I'm doing (work or personal)... my constant companion. Plus, the developers respect their user community by offering it as open source software.
Logseq Work well with manya Productivity Paradigm, and work well to for PKM (Personal Knowledge Management) because feature set for take notes from different media knowledge like Youtube and Audio Files. As a Business Intelligence Logseq help me more Organized, feeling private, and creative
Apart from being a little slow to start, the app is wonderful.
Outline everything, pdf annotations, create calculatons on the fly, backlings everywhere .....what else can you ask! Excellent! I cant wait for the db version to roll out
A great community that makes a great note-taking app. The tool can be fully customized to individual needs. Makes some demands on the user, not one of those "easy" tools to start with. But it is very powerful, reliable and beneficial.
It's more promising so far than any other bazillion note/calendar/todo/journaling apps I've tried in my life so far. Handwriting was the only hold up for me with OneNote, even when the UX is a bit crappy with it, and with Whiteboards I think I'm done with OneNote.
It is easy to use, and I like that all of it is based on simple mark down. So, pretty sure I can take with me my thoughts wherever I want to use or save them in the future. Plus: It is open source - FREE TO USE!
It’s the most useful tool for my productivity. I use it to take meeting notes, organize my research, project management, and so on. Whenever I find an interesting post on twitter or a video on youtube, I keep track of it along with my notes with Logseq.
Easily structurable notes with automatic backlinks and surfacing of relevant information.
Integrates with bookmarks in web, kindle and other readers, has PDF annotation feature and tons of plugins.
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community plugins (10)PDF annotation (5)bi-directional linking (13)
This is the best tool I've found for note taking, task management, and knowledge management. It's definitely geared towards a more technical crowd (which I am), but expect they'll move to a simpler interface and user experience.