**bold** → bold# Heading → HeadingMarkdown, rendered as you type
No preview pane, no split screen. Formatting appears inline the moment you type it, and one switch turns all of it off for a completely uniform page.
Open it and start typing. No toolbars, no folders to choose, no formatting decisions. Everything you write is saved on your own machine as plain Markdown.
Free and open source · macOS, Windows and Linux
I keep circling the same problem, so I am going to write it out properly this time.
The free tier is too generous. People land, they get everything they need, and they never feel a reason to upgrade. That is a positioning problem, not a pricing one.
Everything here exists to remove a reason to stop typing.
**bold** → bold# Heading → HeadingNo preview pane, no split screen. Formatting appears inline the moment you type it, and one switch turns all of it off for a completely uniform page.
Dim everything except the line, sentence or paragraph you are in. Typewriter scrolling keeps that line at a fixed height instead of sinking to the bottom.
For when editing is the thing stopping you. Deleting, cutting and undo are all blocked, not just the one key, so the only way out is forward.
One plain Markdown file per entry, in a folder you choose. Readable in any editor, syncable with iCloud or Dropbox, and yours if you stop using this.
Full-text search across every entry, with tags, pinning and exact phrases. The thing the original never had.
Export one entry or your whole archive. Automatic version snapshots mean a draft you rewrote is never actually gone.
Free, and there is no account to make. Prefer not to install anything? Use it in your browser. Same app, same features.
Universal, so it works on both Apple Silicon and Intel. Download the
.dmg, open it, drag Blank to Applications.
Download the .msi installer and run it. The
.exe setup next to it works too.
An .AppImage that runs anywhere, or a .deb
for Debian and Ubuntu.
It runs in your browser right now. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.