Daily Notes

SteleKit opens today’s daily note automatically at startup. You do not need to create it.

What is the Daily Notes view?

The Daily Notes view is a reverse-chronological feed of your journal entries. Each day gets its own page, stored as a plain Markdown file in the journals/ directory inside your graph folder. Daily notes are ordinary pages — they appear in search, accept wiki links, and accumulate backlinks like any other page.

Storage format

Journal pages live in the journals/ directory:

journals/
  2024_01_15.md
  2024_01_16.md
  2024_01_17.md

The filename format is YYYY_MM_DD.md. This is the same format Logseq uses, so your existing journal history opens without conversion.

How to access it

Tap or click the Journals icon in the sidebar. SteleKit opens today’s entry automatically.

Key interactions

Type in any block to add content to today’s daily note
Scroll down to see previous days in reverse-chronological order
Tap a date header to open that date as a full page
Use the left/right arrows to step backward or forward by one day
Past entries are read-write — you can add notes to any previous journal page

Writing in a daily note

Open today’s entry and start typing. Each line becomes a block. Use Tab to indent — daily notes support the full outliner feature set:

- Morning standup notes
  - blocked on the API integration
  - need to talk to [[Alice]]
- Read [[Getting Started]] for SteleKit setup

Linking to daily note pages

Reference a journal page by its date in [[YYYY-MM-DD]] format:

See the notes from [[2024-01-10]]

SteleKit displays the date in a readable format in the backlinks panel.

Keyboard shortcuts

Shortcut	Action
Enter	Create a new block below the current block
Tab	Indent the current block
Shift+Tab	Unindent the current block
Backspace on empty	Delete the block and move focus up

Block Editing — full guide to creating and organizing blocks
Backlinks — see which pages link back to your journal entries
Search — search across all journal entries by keyword