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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4.9
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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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Pretty impressive web interface to datomic.... not sure about how well it will scale to more features, it's already straining under the weight of the number of plugins I had to add to it just to get it to feel useable.
Unnecessary hard to enter copy paste modes on android.
Also impossible to not create an entry for the current day by default. so when you open the app to read, creation of an entry is mandatory. Super unusable OOB.
I have been using since 6 months ago, it runs well on Linux and android, the outlines documents, the references between notes, how fast is to search on multiple files, made this tool unique, versatile and awesome.
I'm so excited that I found this app and started using it to build my Knowledge Base. Writing my diary and keeping track of my thoughts has already made me feel different! Thank you guys for this great app.
I just started dumping my thoughts and #tagging them as I saw fit. After sitting down and setting up some default queries I am on top of my life like never before.
After using multiple apps, I love Logseq; it looks simple but is extremely powerful. I've been using it for years. Long live Logseq, kudos to the team.