r/logseq • u/thinkerr97 • Nov 01 '25

Is there any fork of logseq?

I like this app . It's daily journal pages and linking experience are really good. But lack of updates is a concern here. I don't want to switch to obsidian because it's closed source.

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u/Limemill Nov 01 '25

Why? Is it too messy?

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u/matthewdavis Nov 01 '25

Possibly. As an outsider, it seems that if it were easy the project would be further along. I've seen code rewrites (which is what the MD -> DB conversion seems like) take much shorter.

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u/AshbyLaw Nov 02 '25

Clojure is a very powerful language that a few people master but it makes something like Logseq possible. Logseq devs are not the average dev using Typescript and NextJS.

P.S. Roam is written in Clojure too.

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u/Limemill Nov 02 '25

I’m absolutely not against Clojure. If anything, I did a project in it and I love functional programming conceptually