MarkThatDown resources

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See how MarkThatDown keeps writing comfortable and your files portable.

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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.

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See 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.

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Keep source and preview together

Split Preview places the Markdown source beside the rendered note, so you can see what your edits produce.

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Give the finished note some space

Reading mode lets you read the rendered note without the editing controls. The note stays an ordinary Markdown file.

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A folder of files you can keep

MarkThatDown opens a folder you choose and saves ordinary notes as .md files. No MarkThatDown account is required.

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Share 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.

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Find the note you need

MarkThatDown includes search and find and replace across your notes folder, plus Quick Open for finding a file.

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Go back to an earlier draft

Pro version history lets you compare saved versions of a note and restore earlier writing, with retention you control.

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Keep 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.

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Send 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.

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Review 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.

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Start 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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