Pricing for nonprofits
100% free. Local-first outliner with backlinks, tasks and whiteboards. Open source core with optional paid sync.
Review for nonprofits
Outliner knowledge base free and open source for personal and team use.
100% free. Local-first outliner with backlinks, tasks and whiteboards. Open source core with optional paid sync.
Typical nonprofit uses:
- Map program knowledge as a graph
- Journal daily standups as blocks
- Track tasks with queries
Pros:
- Local Markdown files, no lock-in
- Powerful block references
- Free for teams getting started
Cons:
- Sync service is paid
- Outliner paradigm divides teams
- Mobile apps trail desktop
FAQ about Logseq for nonprofits
Is Logseq free?
Yes. The apps are free with local-first storage. An optional paid sync service covers multi-device convenience.
Who owns the data?
You do. Notes live as local Markdown files you can version, back up and move anywhere.
How is it different from Obsidian?
Outliner-first with daily journals and queries, where Obsidian is document-first with a plugin universe.
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