Outliner-style note app with daily journals and two-way links, stored as files on your device. Well suited to study and research notes.
Open sourceSome learning curve
Free alternative to
Code activity
- Stars
- 45,513
- Forks
- 2,864
- Open issues & PRs
- 1,031
- Last commit
- today
- Latest release
- 1 month ago
Details
- Type
- Open source
- License
- AGPL-3.0
- Written in
- ClojureOCamlJavaScriptCSS
- Platforms
- Windows · Mac · Linux · Android · iPhone
- Ease of use
- Some learning curve

Pros
- Daily journal and linked ideas
- Your data is plain files on your device
Cons
- Block-based outlining takes getting used to
- Moving to database storage, so some features are still experimental
Use Logseq instead of
NotionDaily outliner-style journaling with two-way links between notes.
How is the 95/100 "Health" score calculated?
Dorabot computes it weekly from public GitHub data; it is not a review of software quality: 40 points for code freshness (a commit in the last 30 days earns full points), 25 points for popularity by stars, 20 points for a recent release, 15 points for the ratio of open issues to stars. 80+ is Good, 60–79 Fair, below 60 Weak.
FAQ
Is Logseq free?
Yes. Logseq is open source (AGPL-3.0 license) and free for personal and commercial use.
Which platforms does Logseq run on?
Logseq is available for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone.
What can I use Logseq instead of?
Logseq is a free alternative to Notion.
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