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Logseq's got a lot of promise, but unfortunately the inability to sync for without a subscription (last I checked) was an issue for me. I use Things 3 & UpNote
by user_7832 2y ago
Logseq's got a lot of promise, but unfortunately the inability to sync for without a subscription (last I checked) was an issue for me. I use Things 3 & UpNote now, both are quite nice but importantly allow a one-time purchase. I still miss some Logseq features. So a question to perhaps someone who's been in a similar situation - what platform would you suggest?
- theshrike79 2y agoI used Obsidian with iCloud sync and a sync plugin for a long time. Then I wanted to support the project and subscribed to their official sync service. I still use the sync plugin, but only for write-only backups
- dvas 2y agoMight not be for everyone, but using git to index markdown notes + linking it against cloud storage like dropbox/icloud to have it available on phones/tables have served me well over the last 5 years.
- tmottabr 2y agoLogseq are just text files stored in a folder in your computer. You can use pretty much any generic file sync tool and it should work. Mobile is trickier but there are ways if you really want it.
- bovem 2y agoIf you are on iOS then you can use Working Copy [1] to sync notes through GitHub, GitLab, etc. To automate the process you can create siri shortcuts like * Obsidian is opened -> Pull the repository * Obsidian is closed -> Commit Changes -> Push to the repository [1] https://workingcopy.app/ https://workingcopy.app/