SeqLog — Native Logseq for macOS
A native macOS Logseq — no Electron, no cloud, just markdown
SeqLog — Native Logseq for macOS launched on March 25, 2026 with 1 votes, #8,013 of 23,380 launches that month.
What it does
SeqLog is an Apple-native outliner for people who think in blocks and write in markdown. Built with SwiftUI and Rust, it reads and writes plainmd files directly — no database, no index, no proprietary format. Your vault is just a folder of markdown files you can version with Git, sync with iCloud, or leave on disk.
An Apple-native outliner. Local-first, file-based, with Git built in. No Electron, no cloud. Your Markdown, your machine.
An outliner that works directly on the Markdown files already on your disk. Daily journal, backlinks, instant search, and Git, all in a native Mac app that opens instantly. Written from scratch for Apple platforms. Not a port, not a wrapper. It uses the system text engine, the real menu bar, and native scrolling. Plain .md files with CommonMark and wikilinks. No database, no index, no proprietary layer. Open your notes in any editor and diff them in any tool. Full text, backlinks, unlinked references, and page names. A Rust ripgrep engine greps your files on every query. Nothing to rebuild, nothing to go stale. libgit2 runs inside the app. Auto-commit on save, push and pull to any remote,…from seqlog.com
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