Edit and create localmarkdown files in peace

The Markdown Editor writing interface

**Markdown** is just _text_ without ***right software!***

Appearance and typography controls, view 1

Minimal and easy to understand UI

The document gets most of the screen. Controls stay where you would look for them and disappear when you do not need them.

Rendered Markdown document, view 1

Good markdown rendering

Numbered and nested lists, task checkboxes, H1 to H4 headings, links, images and tables all render in the editor. So do bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, code blocks and LaTeX. Each element uses the same type and spacing rules.

Light appearance customisation, view 1

Just the right level of customisation

Set the editor width, type size, line spacing, image size and sidebar visibility. Pick a monospace, serif or sans-serif font. You can also choose when syntax appears, switch between light, dark and system mode, and use a custom accent colour or the macOS one.

GitHub sync workflow, view 1

GitHub sync

Sync documents through the GitHub repositories you already use. A push can update the same file on another Mac, publish a blog post or trigger a deployment.

Everything local

Open Markdown files from any folder on your Mac. The app edits those files in place and does not move them into its own library.

AI integration

Use Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode and other AI tools through the subscriptions you already pay for. Nothing runs unless you start it.

Questions & Answers

Roadmap

Features and bug fixes

  • quick notes popup with a global shortcut
  • better settings menu
  • one design language across the whole UI
  • better light mode
  • themes
  • bug report fixes