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Seamless Markdown

One document, always

You type Markdown and it renders as you go. No preview pane, no second copy, no toolbar. The markers step aside when the cursor leaves them.

# Markdown is king.
The markers sit **quietly** beside your words, then get out of the way.
Tip · Score deeper than feels sensible.
/tableTable
/fnFootnote
/tmrwTomorrow

Live preview

Bold goes bold on the second asterisk and headings grow into headings. Step back into formatted text and its markers come back so you can edit them.

Type / for everything

Headings, todos, quotes, callouts, tables, dividers, code blocks, footnotes, links, images and dates like today, tomorrow or next week.

Tables you click into

Edit a table cell by cell instead of lining up pipes. Paste one from a README and it just works.

Callouts in five kinds

Note, Tip, Important, Warning and Caution, written as plain Markdown blockquotes that read fine anywhere else.

Fold, drag, indent

Collapse a heading to its title, drag a line or a block somewhere else, and let Tab and Shift-Tab indent lists the way you hoped.

Dates that age

Type a date and it reads Today, then 3 days ago, then a plain date once it stops being urgent.

Footnotes

Press ⌥⌘E and a footnote lands at the bottom as plain [^1], numbered for you.

Focus when you need it

Focus Mode, a note pinned above other windows, or a note in its own window with a double-click.

Try it on your own notes
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