

Lithic PKMS
Lithic is a bespoke Personal Knowledge Management System (PKMS) built on the powerful TiddlyWiki engine, re-engineered for a modern academic and engineering workflow. It bridges the gap between the database flexibility of TiddlyWiki and the rapid, outlining experience of Logseq.
Features
Properties
- Support for Themes
- Privacy focused
- Lightweight
- Distraction-free
Features
- Goal Tracking
- Portable
- Support for MarkDown
- Ad-free
- Works Offline
- Full-Text Search
- WYSIWYG Support
- No registration required
- Subtasks
- Hierarchical Structure
- No Tracking
- Dark Mode
- Outliner
Tags
- pkms
Lithic PKMS News & Activities
Recent activities
- Xyvir added Lithic PKMS
- POX updated Lithic PKMS
- Xyvir added Lithic PKMS as alternative to Logseq, Obsidian, Joplin and Anytype
Lithic PKMS information
What is Lithic PKMS?
Lithic is a bespoke Personal Knowledge Management System (PKMS) built on the powerful TiddlyWiki engine, re-engineered for a modern academic and engineering workflow. It bridges the gap between the database flexibility of TiddlyWiki and the rapid, outlining experience of Logseq.
The Core Philosophy
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Logseq-Inspired, Markdown Native: Lithic abandons traditional wikitext in favor of standard Markdown. This ensures a frictionless writing experience familiar to Logseq users, keeping your data portable and compatible with industry-standard editors.
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Academic Rigor: Designed as a digital lab bench, Lithic excels at managing complex project notebooks, typed research, and handwritten notes. It provides a cohesive environment for tracking creative or engineering projects from ideation to documentation.
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Sane, Print-Ready PDFs: Web-based knowledge bases often fail when physical media is required. Lithic prioritizes "paper-first" CSS, ensuring that your digital notes convert into clean, professional, and sane PDFs for homework submissions, lab reports, and archiving.
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True Portability: A single-file application that works 100% offline. It lives on your local machine or thumb drive—no cloud dependency required.



