description Athens Research Overview
Athens Research is an open-source, local-first knowledge graph for research and notetaking. It features block-based pages, bidirectional linking, and a graph overview. Data is stored locally in an EDN file (Clojure data format). It's a community-driven alternative to Roam Research, emphasizing transparency and data ownership.
It's free to use and self-host. It ranks as a credible open-source option for networked thought, though its development pace has slowed compared to some competitors.
info Athens Research Specifications
| Platform | Web |
| Data Format | EDN |
| Linking Type | Bidirectional |
| Page Structure | Block-based |
| Programming Language | Clojure |
balance Athens Research Pros & Cons
- Open-source and community-driven
- Local-first data storage with EDN format
- Block-based pages for structured content
- Bidirectional linking for intuitive navigation
- Limited user interface compared to commercial alternatives
- Steep learning curve due to unique features
- No official support or documentation
- Lack of advanced collaboration features
help Athens Research FAQ
Is Athens Research free to use?
Yes, it is open-source and available for free under the MIT license.
How does data get stored in Athens Research?
Data is stored locally in an EDN file format, which is a Clojure data format.
Can I collaborate with others on Athens Research?
Currently, there are no built-in collaboration features. However, you can share your local files and work together offline.
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