Tine

Tine is a fast, local-first outliner that reads and writes a real Logseq Markdown (and Org) graph — an ordinary folder of plain-text files on your device. Use it on its own, or alongside Logseq on your computer: Tine round-trips your files without converting them.

• Outliner with blocks, nesting, drag and collapse
• Journals, page and block references, tags and properties
• Tasks, priorities, scheduled and deadline dates, agenda
• Queries, with a visual query builder
• Search across the whole graph
• PDF and media, images, YouTube and Vimeo embeds
• Share text and links from other apps into today's journal; home-screen shortcuts for search and quick capture
• Themes and plugins (sandboxed)

Your notes stay yours. Tine has no account, no server, no analytics and no advertising. It keeps your graph in a folder you choose — for example one synced with Syncthing — and never uploads it.

Why Tine asks for "All files access": Tine edits an ordinary folder of Markdown files that you choose and that other apps (sync tools, editors) also write to. Android's restricted storage offers no way to grant read-write access to such a shared tree of plain files, so full file access is what makes a real on-disk graph possible. Tine only touches the graph folder you point it at.

Microphone: used only when you record an audio note; the recording is saved into your graph folder and never uploaded.

Tine is free and open source (AGPL-3.0): https://github.com/martinkoutecky/tine
Guide and support: https://tine.page