Logseq

A privacy-first, open-source knowledge base

4.9•64 reviews•

450 followers

A privacy-first, open-source knowledge base

4.9•64 reviews•

450 followers

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Note and writing apps

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Knowledge base software

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Online learning

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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Launch tags:Productivity•Task Management

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LogSeq is great. I've used a bunch of other tools in the past which were all clunky in some way. LogSeq takes a different approach, which I think fits the human mind more. We take life a day at a time, creating memories as we go, remembering details over that history. LogSeq is similar, you can simply write what's going on into the daily journal log, no need to create a page, folder, or structure. Just write. Tag what you're talking about inline and LogSeq will pull all the related notes you've made in the past together, into it's graph database. You can use it really simply, like that, and not have to get into the more complex ways some others use it.

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4yr ago

Snipd

I've started using Logseq and I really like it! It is slowly but steadily changing how I take and organise my notes. Would love a built-in sync functionality to seamlessly sync between mobile and laptop.

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4yr ago

Symvol Video AI for Education

Would love to hear whether you're considering to expand modalities. How about adding voice / podcasts, visualisations like diagrams. Or maybe videos

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8mo ago

Congrats! Y'all have come a long way. 👏🏾

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5yr ago

Logseq

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@jterrell Thanks!

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5yr ago

I like that it doesn't put a lot of constraints on how you organize information.

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4yr ago

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Reviewers mostly praise Logseq for fast, low-friction note capture built around daily journals, outlining, and backlinks, which makes it easy to connect ideas without heavy folder organization. Many say it works especially well for research, writing, task tracking, and personal knowledge management, with PDF annotation, queries, plugins, and Markdown-based files adding depth and portability. The main caveats are a learning curve, rougher UI/UX than some rivals, occasional lag, and uneven sync or mobile experience, especially on Android and iOS.

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Logseq does what so many other productivity tools only aspire to do, it actually helps my productivity. Whereas many other tools say "You could be productive if only you thought like me," Logseq doesn't get in your way, it just says "Keep me in the loop, and I'll be there to help when you need me," So now when I think of something to do, I take the extra second to note it in Logseq . When I have an idea, I take the extra second to write it down. When I'm reading a book or paper and I want to outline a point or quote, Logseq doesn't take up too much of my time to have it noted down. Then when I want to actually use what I've got, I can sit down with Logseq and go over my outstanding tasks, give that idea I had some structure, or review my notes on a topic.

Logseq

A privacy-first, open-source knowledge base

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