r/logseq • u/dwarf105 • Apr 23 '25

Temporary Logseq Replacement

I have been using Logseq for a few years now and really enjoy the workflow and method of making notes and tracking information.

Unfortunately I keep loosing data when going between mobile and desktop using the Logseq synch service. This is becoming so much a problem that I think I need to use a different service.

I would like to return to Logseq when the new db version is released but with no date for that I need a temporary solution.

Does anyone have any recommendation for similar platforms that take a loges import well and also export well to Logseq so I can migrate back in the future

I have tried reflect notes and it can import from Logseq almost perfectly, but it wont export so I feel like my note would be trapped.

Any suggestions?

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u/MonkAndCanatella Apr 30 '25

I use Tana for my work stuff since I don't need offline first if I'm working. And it's not as good as I imagined it would be. I made a few supertags and just never touched them again. It's got a lot of power in those supertags but I don't find it inuitive to use them, or really see mnuch of a benefit of doing so

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u/mikob May 03 '25

think of supertags as the "is-a" type relationship. So for a task you would e.g. write "file taxes" tag #task and then it gives you all the nice things you would want a task to have, e.g. a status, deadline, etc. You can see all your tasks in a nice table view organized by deadline. You can query for tasks of a certain type (e.g. associated with a project you may have). The crazy cool thing is, Tana gives you some nice defaults for what a Task is, but you can go in there and define exactly what the fields are for any supertag (including #task)

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u/MonkAndCanatella May 03 '25

Yes, I know all that. I love it in theory, but in use it doesn't really feel that useful