Getting Started
Download and install
Section titled “Download and install”Download SteleKit for macOS, Linux, or Windows. Or try it in your browser — no install required.
Prerequisites for desktop: JDK 21 must be installed. The download page lists the exact build for your OS.
macOS and Linux — Homebrew
Section titled “macOS and Linux — Homebrew”brew tap tstapler/stelekitbrew install stelekitAndroid — F-Droid
Section titled “Android — F-Droid”SteleKit is available on our self-hosted F-Droid repository. This gives you automatic update notifications through the F-Droid app.
- Install F-Droid if you haven’t already
- Open F-Droid → Settings → Repositories → +
- Add this repository URL:
https://stelekit.stapler.dev/fdroid/repo
- Refresh the repository list and search for SteleKit
Alternatively, download the APK directly from the GitHub releases page and enable Install from unknown sources in Android settings.
Linux — package formats
Section titled “Linux — package formats”The GitHub releases page provides:
.AppImage— works on any distro (recommended for Arch/Manjaro).deb— Debian/Ubuntu.rpm— Fedora/openSUSE
# AppImagechmod +x SteleKit-*-linux.AppImage./SteleKit-*-linux.AppImageOpen a graph
Section titled “Open a graph”A graph is a directory of Markdown files. SteleKit reads the same format as Logseq.
- Launch SteleKit
- Click Open graph folder and select your Logseq directory — or any folder of
.mdfiles - SteleKit indexes the files. First open on a large graph takes a few seconds.
If you do not have an existing graph, create an empty directory. SteleKit writes the first journal entry automatically.
What you see
Section titled “What you see”- Left sidebar — page list and recently visited pages
- Main area — the current page as an editable block outline
- Journal tab — today’s daily note, auto-created at startup
Keyboard shortcuts overview
Section titled “Keyboard shortcuts overview”| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| New block below | Enter |
| Indent block | Tab |
| Outdent block | Shift+Tab |
| Move block up | Alt+Up |
| Move block down | Alt+Down |
| Search | Cmd/Ctrl+K |
See Outliner for the full keyboard reference.
Pointing SteleKit at an existing Logseq graph
Section titled “Pointing SteleKit at an existing Logseq graph”SteleKit reads Logseq’s file layout without conversion. Open the root folder of your Logseq graph — the one that contains journals/ and pages/. Your files are not modified.