Free, open-source alternatives to Notion
A workspace that combines block-based documents, databases, wikis and project views in one app.
Notion lets you build pages out of blocks, nest them into a wiki, and turn lists into databases with table, board and calendar views. The open-source apps below share that core idea of a single workspace where written documents and structured information live side by side.
AppFlowy is the most direct counterpart, with documents, databases and board views in a desktop app that works locally. AFFiNE adds an infinite whiteboard to its block-based docs and database views, SiYuan centres on block references and a locally stored workspace, and Logue combines a block editor, typed properties and saved views with on-device meeting transcription. Each keeps your data on your own Mac by default, with optional sync or cloud services described by its project.
Apps That Replace Notion
4 free, open-source alternatives
AppFlowy
Arrange documents, tasks, and structured information in a customizable desktop workspace.Logue
A local-first workspace for documents, tasks and recorded meetings, with on-device transcription and an AI agent.SiYuan
Organize notes with block references, document trees, and a locally stored workspace.More Productivity Alternatives
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