Logseq

An open-source, privacy-first knowledge base and outliner for personal and collaborative note-taking.

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Overview

Logseq is an open-source knowledge base and outliner designed for privacy-first note-taking and knowledge management. It supports local-first data storage, markdown editing, and bidirectional linking to organize thoughts and information efficiently.

Last updated: 2026-06-26

Key Features

Privacy-first design

Ensures user data is stored locally and controlled by the user, prioritizing privacy and security.

Open-source software

Fully open-source, allowing users to inspect, modify, and contribute to the codebase.

Markdown and Org-mode support

Supports markdown and Org-mode syntax for flexible and familiar note-taking and formatting.

Bidirectional linking

Enables linking between notes and pages to create a networked knowledge graph.

Outliner interface

Uses an outliner structure to organize notes hierarchically and intuitively.

Local-first data storage

Stores data locally on the user's device with optional synchronization methods.

Customizable workflows

Allows users to tailor their note-taking and knowledge management processes.

Cross-platform availability

Available on multiple platforms including desktop and mobile for seamless access.

Pros

Open-source with community contributions and transparency.
Strong privacy focus with local data storage.
Supports networked thought with bidirectional linking.
Flexible markdown and Org-mode editing.
Cross-platform support for desktop and mobile devices.

Cons

No explicit pricing or paid plans, which may limit enterprise support.
May have a learning curve for users unfamiliar with outliner or markdown concepts.
Lacks built-in cloud sync; requires manual or third-party sync solutions.
Limited official integrations compared to some competitors.
User interface may be less polished than commercial alternatives.

Pricing

Plan	Price	Highlights
Free	$0	Open-source and free to use Local-first data storage Markdown and Org-mode support Bidirectional linking Cross-platform access

Pricing is collected from the official Logseq website and may change. Always confirm with the vendor.

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Key Features

Privacy-first design

Ensures user data is stored locally and controlled by the user, prioritizing privacy and security.

Open-source software

Fully open-source, allowing users to inspect, modify, and contribute to the codebase.

Markdown and Org-mode support

Supports markdown and Org-mode syntax for flexible and familiar note-taking and formatting.

Bidirectional linking

Enables linking between notes and pages to create a networked knowledge graph.

Outliner interface

Uses an outliner structure to organize notes hierarchically and intuitively.

Local-first data storage

Stores data locally on the user's device with optional synchronization methods.

Customizable workflows

Allows users to tailor their note-taking and knowledge management processes.

Cross-platform availability

Available on multiple platforms including desktop and mobile for seamless access.

Pros

Open-source with community contributions and transparency.
Strong privacy focus with local data storage.
Supports networked thought with bidirectional linking.
Flexible markdown and Org-mode editing.
Cross-platform support for desktop and mobile devices.

Cons

No explicit pricing or paid plans, which may limit enterprise support.
May have a learning curve for users unfamiliar with outliner or markdown concepts.
Lacks built-in cloud sync; requires manual or third-party sync solutions.
Limited official integrations compared to some competitors.
User interface may be less polished than commercial alternatives.

Pricing

Plan	Price	Highlights
Free	$0	Open-source and free to use Local-first data storage Markdown and Org-mode support Bidirectional linking Cross-platform access

Pricing is collected from the official Logseq website and may change. Always confirm with the vendor.

Logseq

Overview

Key Features

Privacy-first design

Open-source software

Markdown and Org-mode support

Bidirectional linking

Outliner interface

Local-first data storage

Customizable workflows

Cross-platform availability

Pros

Cons

Pricing

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ratings & reviews

Ratings & reviews

Community reviews (0)

Ratings & reviews

Community reviews (0)

Key Features

Privacy-first design

Open-source software

Markdown and Org-mode support

Bidirectional linking

Outliner interface

Local-first data storage

Customizable workflows

Cross-platform availability

Pros

Cons

Pricing

Featured Video

Frequently Asked Questions

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