MarkThatDown resources
The app
See how MarkThatDown keeps writing comfortable and your files portable.
Write visually. Keep the Markdown.
MarkThatDown lets you write with visible headings, lists, and tables while saving ordinary .md files in a folder you choose.
Read more The appSee the source. Edit the file.
Markdown Source lets you inspect and edit the syntax behind your note, with ordinary .md files in the folder you choose.
Read more The appKeep source and preview together
Split Preview places the Markdown source beside the rendered note, so you can see what your edits produce.
Read more The appGive the finished note some space
Reading mode lets you read the rendered note without the editing controls. The note stays an ordinary Markdown file.
Read more The appA folder of files you can keep
MarkThatDown opens a folder you choose and saves ordinary notes as .md files. No MarkThatDown account is required.
Read more The appShare the note. Keep the source.
Markdown and PDF export are included in the free app. Share a rendered PDF when the recipient needs a finished document.
Read more The appFind the note you need
MarkThatDown includes search and find and replace across your notes folder, plus Quick Open for finding a file.
Read more The appGo back to an earlier draft
Pro version history lets you compare saved versions of a note and restore earlier writing, with retention you control.
Read more The appKeep a private note locked
Pro lets you protect a note with a password and store it encrypted on your disk. The password never leaves your Mac.
Read more The appSend the format your reader needs
Pro adds Word and HTML export. Use Word for a document the recipient will edit, or HTML for a rendered web document.
Read more The appReview a suggestion before it changes your note
Pro Writing Tools can rewrite, proofread, and summarize selected text using Apple’s on-device models on an eligible Mac.
Read more The appStart the next note with your own structure
Pro lets you save your own templates, including where the date, title, and cursor should appear in a new note.
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