Logseq - the most useful piece of software I've found in a long time

[Scott_Arm]

I was starting to get crushed by my notes at work. The more notes I kept, the harder it got to find specific things. I really needed something that made it easier to find everything. Happened to see someone in a video taking notes with Obsidian, and then stumbled across Logseq. After doing a bit of reading and seeing that Logseq is open-source and free, I decided to try it out. So far, it has addressed a lot of my issues. I've been copying a lot of the plain notes I'd taken into pages in Logseq and then creating references between the pages. I can already find technical information a lot easier. On top of that, being able to journal my day to day and track tasks while adding relations to my other notes is fantastic.

A privacy-first, open-source knowledge base

A privacy-first, open-source platform for knowledge management and collaboration.

logseq.com

This dreadlocked white person does a really good job of going over the basics

 

[iroboto]

Nice.
Personally I use Notion for something similar. It works well because it’s also on my phone and ideas and notes come up anytime. So notion has worked well for me as a knowledge database as well as a note take and proeject management tool

 

[Scott_Arm]

Nice.
Personally I use Notion for something similar. It works well because it’s also on my phone and ideas and notes come up anytime. So notion has worked well for me as a knowledge database as well as a note take and proeject management tool

Yah, I think there are a bunch of options in the space. There's also Roam, Obsidian that come up a lot in comparisons to Logseq. They're all very interesting. Really nice after working so long with wikis, confluence and just plain note taking in text editors etc.

 

[iroboto]

Yah, I think there are a bunch of options in the space. There's also Roam, Obsidian that come up a lot in comparisons to Logseq. They're all very interesting. Really nice after working so long with wikis, confluence and just plain note taking in text editors etc.

yea before notion I was using Workflowy as well.
They all are getting fairly close to each other in featuresets.
But I agree, once you find one that works for you, stick with it and the benefits will come.