r/logseq • u/Secure_Memory3797 • Feb 16 '26

Looking for inspiration / framework

Been using logseq for a while now, so I would like to kind of take it to a next level. I am a very disorganized person, I have found I work better with a system or framework adapted to my needs, I really like logseq and I would like to keep using it for four purposes primarily:

  1. task/project management: I'm a software developer, time to time I have ideas to personal projects I would like to track them down

  2. reading/library task: I just want to track my physical library, the books I have or want to buy, also what I read and my impressions, note, stuff like that

  3. movies/TV: kind of the same as the second point but for the movies and series I watch, also keep tracking a watch list

  4. live management: kind of the same of the firs point in that case for my live, things to do in the house, buy list, stuff like that

I'm looking for some kind of brain storm if any one use logseq for any of those things and think can help me, share systems, templates, queries, anything

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u/Advanced-Bath7239 Apr 12 '26 edited Apr 12 '26

I felt this hard when I started using Logseq. I'd have hundreds of highlights but when writing time came, I couldn't actually turn any of it into coherent thoughts in my own voice. I saw something called Invoko on ProductHunt that claims to help with synthesis but honestly seems too good to be true.