Replace Logseq with self-hosted open source alternatives. Compare Joplin, SiYuan, Trilium Notes, and Standard Notes — graph view, local-first sync, E2E encryption, no subscription.
Logseq is a powerful outliner and knowledge graph tool, but it lacks a self-hosted web version and its sync server is not yet available. If you need web-based access, self-hosted sync, or E2E encryption, alternatives offer these features today. Joplin is the most mature with full sync server support. SiYuan is the closest Logseq alternative with block references and graph view. Trilium excels at hierarchical organization. Standard Notes prioritizes privacy with E2E encryption.
SiYuan is the closest match with block-level referencing, graph view, and Markdown support. It also has a self-hosted sync server, which Logseq lacks.
Yes. Since Logseq stores notes as plain Markdown files, most alternatives (Joplin, SiYuan, Trilium) can import them directly. SiYuan also supports Org-mode files.
Trilium Notes and Joplin Server both provide web-based access. SiYuan also has a Docker-based server mode for browser access.