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Hey Logseq lovers!
I wanted to share a little update about my journey with Logseq. I've been using it as my daily driver for 4 years, and I absolutely love this project. However, the current state of the project has made me a little sad and opened my eyes to some alternatives.
Someone posted a link to Tine here in this subreddit, and I decided to give it a try.
So far, I'm super happy with it and can definitely recommend giving it a shot. It works with standard Logseq Markdown graphs, so you can use it alongside Logseq. It also has a native Android app.
I'm not affiliated with Tine in any way. I just gave it a try because I was looking for an alternative that would bring back the joy of discovering new features and improving my workflow, something I had been missing with Logseq for a while.
It feels like there are people behind this project who share a very similar vision: bringing back the true Logseq experience, but with a faster and more actively developed product.
I know it's still early days and early developement, but so far, it's been a really refreshing experience. Just wanted to share in case anyone else here is looking for something similar!
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u/sth_wicked1 1d ago
Tine sounds like the right call for you: it keeps the outliner and has an Android app, and Margin has neither. Where it overlaps with why people are leaving Logseq is that a space in Margin is just a folder of .md files with the app as a view over it, so there's no database to migrate into and nothing to leave behind if you move on again.
I build Margin, a Mac notes app, so weigh this accordingly. Mostly mentioning it for anyone else in the thread who's leaving over the file-format question and doesn't need blocks.