Logseq

I like that each note is associated with a date by default which is very clear. Also notes can be organised into blocks and the can have nested blocks. Moreover, it allows to collapse the other blocks and focus on one specific block. Personally, I like the project because the integration with the Zotero app and the pdf annotation tool in the desktop app. This is a cool feature for research students like myself looking for effective research tools. I support the development of Logseq 💪.

This app sounded to be exactly what I needed. The problem is there are no more instructions, steps or manual to use as a guide - if there I I couldn’t find it 💔

I decided on this for my pkm largely because of your copywriter From one to another ••• ⭐️ 🤌🏼⭐️

Love this product more than any other. Wishing for some refinements & polish. I donate monthly. Please make it open/load/sync faster on mobile. :)

I write my notes in a hierarchy manner, same when I am on pen and paper. It understands how I think. And in a way does the thinking for me by connecting notes and graphing them. While others may turn to obsidian, it is just strictly markdown and I can’t / to do commands like notion. To me logseq is the best of both worlds. I wish there was a east solution to sync across devices with a logseq account , it’s currently in beta. Logseq is free and I hope it continues to be. I am so glad this is a open source project. Thank you for making this wonderful app.

Editing on the mobile app is a pain. It is difficult to select things without activating other functionality. Additionally there is a somewhat recent bug or behavior change that means tapping enter does not create a new block, but adds a line to the existing block. I have to then use the desktop app to fix formatting.

The ability to zoom in and out while surfing your graph is amazing, nothing else comes close I had some trouble on mobile figuring out where the touch targets are, like entering text on a blank journal - tapping empty space didn't bring up the editor, i had to enable bullet points and then click, maybe i just haven't read the manual and it's a modal editor, not sure, I have sympathy for the developers trying to pack so many features into the mobile app mobius / syncthing is doing well enough for me and i'm grateful for the local first nature of logseq. i would probably pay $20 just for the mobile app but not a fan of subscriptions. thanks again

The core features are there, and work great. The supporter features (namely, sync) are a little fussy and imo not usable currently. I'm continuing my supporter contribution because I want to see Logseq become a viable competitor to the app with the funny purple stone logo, but for now I'm not relying on the Sync feature to not lose my data, stop working, log me out randomly, or just be generally transparent (e.g. I always have to be careful not to close the app after typing but before sync finishes, *or else*).

I save my graph to an iCloud folder, so I have a synced graph on my phone and computer.

The performance (load / sync time) is incredibly bad. It makes the app unusable for me.