Logseq
An open-source outliner for networked notes, journals and tasks, stored locally.
About Logseq
In Logseq’s own words: “A privacy-first, open-source platform for knowledge management and collaboration.”
Logseq is open source and is free to use.
People switching from Notion and Obsidian often consider Logseq.
Logseq is an alternative to
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Listed for information; LaunchStall isn’t affiliated with Logseq. The quoted description comes from logseq.com. Features and plans change — check the official site for current details.