Last updated: November 10, 2026
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Logseq is a free, open-source knowledge app that stores your notes as local Markdown files in a graph of linked blocks. Its paid Sync service moves graphs between devices, and many users add Git backups.
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Is Logseq Down Right Now?
No, Logseq itself is not down. The app is local-first, so your graph opens from your own device even with no network.
Trouble starts when a graph folder meets a sync service. Logseq Sync, iCloud, and Dropbox can fight over the same files and damage them. Check the Logseq status above, then find your fault below.
Is Logseq Down for Me or Everyone?
Open your graph folder and look at the files directly. If the Markdown files hold your text, your data exists and the app or sync layer is at fault.
Ask, is Logseq down for me or for everyone? Logseq Sync faults hit many users together, while a folder clash on your machine hurts only your own graph. A real Logseq outage hits the Sync service itself.
Why Did Logseq Sync Overwrite Your Notes?
Users have watched Sync replace fresh local edits with older cloud copies. In one report, turning Sync back on changed about 200 files across a graph.
Editing before a sync fully lands invites the same loss. Let every device finish syncing before you write, and keep a Git backup of the folder.
Why Does Your Graph Look Empty?
A nested graph is the sneaky cause. If a new graph was created inside an old graph folder, Logseq opens the wrong level and your pages seem gone.
The files still sit in the inner folders. Unlink the graph, move the folders to their own clean folder, and link that folder as the graph.
Why Is a Cloud Folder a Risky Home for Your Graph?
iCloud and Dropbox also rewrite files when they sync. Two writers on one folder can swap in old copies and quietly undo your newest work.
Running Logseq Sync on top of a cloud folder doubles the risk. The safest setup is a plain local folder, with Sync or Git as the only mover.
Common Logseq Problems and Fixes
These fixes cover the faults that scare Logseq users most.
Pages Keep Refreshing While You Scroll
Very long pages can trigger constant refreshes, mostly with some plugins active. Test with plugins off, and split giant pages into linked smaller pages.
Notes Vanished After a Sync
Look in the logseq/bak folder inside your graph right away. Logseq keeps backup copies there, and many lost pages return from that folder intact.
Sync Fails Between Phone and Computer
Both devices must use the same graph and the same sync account. Check the graph name on each device, and keep the iOS graph inside the Logseq folder.
Files With Odd Characters Will Not Sync
Names with special characters can block older builds from syncing. Update Logseq, and rename pages that use symbols in their titles.
The Mobile App Feels Painfully Slow
The phone apps are lighter than the desktop build. Keep daily work on desktop for big graphs, and let the phone finish syncing before you edit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why did Logseq Sync overwrite my local notes?
Sync can push an older cloud copy over fresh local edits, mostly when you edit before sync finishes. Keep a Git backup, and let every device finish syncing before you write.
Why does my Logseq graph look empty?
You may have a nested graph, where a new graph sits inside the old folder. Unlink the graph, move its folders somewhere clean, and link that folder again.
How do I recover lost notes in Logseq?
Check the logseq/bak folder inside your graph folder first, since Logseq keeps backup copies there. Page history inside the app can also restore older versions of a page.
Why is Logseq Sync not working between my phone and computer?
Both devices need the same graph, the same account, and a finished sync. On iOS the graph must live in the Logseq folder, or sync cannot reach it.
Is it safe to keep my Logseq graph in iCloud or Dropbox?
It is risky. Cloud folders rewrite files on their own schedule and can clash with Logseq, which has caused data loss. Use a local folder and one sync method instead.
Why do pages keep refreshing while I scroll in Logseq?
Very long pages and some plugins trigger repeated refreshes. Turn plugins off to test, and split huge pages into smaller linked pages to calm the view.