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An opinionated, fast, native android app for Logseq
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FastLog

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An opinionated, fast, native android app for Logseq.

FastLog - Light mode FastLog - Dark mode

Why I built this

I've been using Logseq for ~5 years and it has become indispensable to how I plan my life. I've tried numerous tools over the years (Evernote/Joplin/Notion/Obsidian) but always kept coming back to Logseq. Its outliner and journal based workflow is just great.

While Logseq-the-desktop is a great software, its mobile apps have always been second-class citizens. It struggled to work with my graph and would routinely just crash or be extremely sluggish, even on a not-so-large graph like mine. The most important job for a mobile note-taking app is to enable you to jot down notes quickly on-the-go. This is my attempt to make something which fills that gap.

Features

  • Extremely fast startup time. After the first index, cold-start time is <1 second.
  • Fast full-text search and navigation
  • Handles large graphs
  • Support multiple graphs and easy switching between them
  • Only markdown version supported (i.e. Logseq OG)
  • Lightweight

Everything else is a luxury.

How to Use

  1. Grab the latest apk from Releases or get it from Fdroid.
  2. Point to Logseq's primary folder. This directory should contain assets/, journals/, pages/ etc. as sub-folders. If you don't have a Logseq graph, select an empty folder to create one from scratch.
  3. Let the indexing complete.
  4. You're set.

What this app will NOT support

  • Graph view
  • DB version

AI Disclosure

This would not have been possible without the help of LLMs. However, I intentionally do not do any "agentic" coding. I talk with LLMs like a normal chatbot, discuss solutions/approaches/code and hand-type everything myself. I hate the AI-induced README hellhole that a ton of projects are spewing off; no LLMs are used in this project's README/issues/release notes.