Logseq
8.6#11 in note-taking appsFrom $5 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
VisitLogseq vs Org mode
What both publish
| Fact | Logseq | Org mode |
|---|---|---|
| Extensibility | Logseq has a plugin and theme ecosystem, with the homepage stating more than 150 plugins and 30 or more themes. | Org supports custom link types and resolving functions, including links to files on remote machines through Tramp. |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Integrations | Logseq provides a logseq:// protocol that lets third-party applications open graphs, pages, blocks, and quick-capture links. | The site says Org works with Pandoc, and links to third-party mobile and browser tools that support Org files. |
| Support | The Logseq marketplace repository says the team usually responds to malicious-plugin reports within a business day. | The Org community provides support through its mailing list, and the project says replies can sometimes take over a month. |
Logseq plans
- FreeFree
- Logseq Sync Backer$5 a month
- Logseq Sync Sponsor$15 a month
Org mode plans
No prices published.
Pick Logseq if…
Logseq may suit students, academics, writers, project managers, and developers who want to connect notes and manage tasks. Its local-first approach and support for Markdown and Org-mode also suit people who want to keep data on their own devices.
Pick Org mode if…
Org suits GNU Emacs users who want one text-based workflow for planning, notes, time tracking, literate programming, or publishing. Third-party tools provide ways to work with Org files on Android, iOS, and the web.