tootbrutewhere the heck does logseq flatpak keep the local files?!?
ok, you need to click the "add a graph"
i failed on step one of using this app.
ok, looks neat. need to watch some youtube video tutorials to give me an idea how to use this.
Wow. I think logseq matches my brain more than obsidian after watching this video. Templates and todo really look cool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pS5fyFWsZT4
This video sold me.
Now I just need to figure out a way to sync it with mobile. Maybe syncthing? What say #logseq people out there?
How I Use Logseq for Better Productivity and Organization at Work
Valentin B. 
@tootbrute Looking great! I'm also looking for an alternative to my current workflow and this looks promising. I'd also love to know how sync with Android is handled usually.
Karl Voit 
@tootbrute You may be interested in reading
https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
and
https://www.karl-voit.at/2025/08/17/Markdown-disaster/
I'm not sure where I'll migrate our logseq setups to. Hopefully Org-mode, maybe SilverBullet.
HTH
TimGoodbye, Mental Clutter
For a long time, I was looking for a solution to keep track of my ideas, tasks, projects, and long-term goals. Of course, I already wrote down important things before to not forget them and have them ready when I wanted to work on them. However, I scattered these notes across various places: sometimes as handwritten notes, sometimes in an app on my smartphone, sometimes a simple text editor on my desktop PC was sufficient, or they ended up in the cloud of some free web service. Ideally, even in my self-hosted Nextcloud instance. Thus, I successfully transformed the chaos in my head into digital clutter. Congratulations, Tim.
Nikhil 🐧@tootbrute I use syncthing
Also logseq is one of the coolest things ever