Dasemu
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Rebrands user-facing product identity from Logseq to Synapse (package metadata, Electron appId/protocol scheme, Android/iOS display names, HTML titles, and the English UI dictionary), authored by Darío Sevilla <dario@dariosevilla.es>. Internal Clojure namespaces, :logseq.class/* and :logseq.property/* DB schema idents, and deps.edn's upstream git dependency coordinates are intentionally left untouched -- those are either persisted data in existing graphs or point at real upstream repos, and renaming them has no user-visible benefit. Also: - .gitea/workflows/build.yml: Linux (AppImage/deb/rpm), Windows (nsis), and Android (debug APK) build jobs. - deploy/: systemd unit + Caddyfile templates for a self-hosted VPS (daemon on loopback, Caddy reverse-proxies /v1/*, /mcp, /healthz and serves the static web client with TLS). - gulpfile.js / prepare-desktop-runtime-js.mjs: LOGSEQ_SKIP_CLI_BUNDLE skips the cli/ OCaml package (no toolchain in this environment) instead of failing the build; LOGSEQ_ELECTRON_BUILDER_ARGS lets CI override the packaged Linux targets independently of the local default. - resources/electron-builder.yml: drop the extraResources entry for a SKILL.md that doesn't exist in this fork, and the author.email fix needed for the rpm/deb targets' Packager/Maintainer metadata.
Synapse
A privacy-first, personal knowledge management platform.
Synapse is a personal fork of Logseq (DB-graph version),
maintained by Darío Sevilla (dario@dariosevilla.es). It keeps Logseq's outliner, DB-graph
model, and plugin API, reworked around a self-hosted server-client architecture: a single
daemon (db-worker-node) holds the authoritative graph and serves thin web, desktop, and
mobile clients over HTTP/WebSocket, with no cloud sync/E2EE layer.
This is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or published on behalf of the Logseq project or Logseq Inc. All credit for the original design and the vast majority of the codebase goes to the Logseq team and its contributors.
Development
See docs/develop-logseq.md (macOS/Linux) and
docs/develop-logseq-on-windows.md (Windows) for setting
up a development environment. The docs/ folder also has guides for mobile development,
translations, and the CLI.
License
AGPL-3.0, inherited from upstream Logseq. See LICENSE.md.