Markit - markdown reader

Markit is where you read and work through your Markdown notes. Everything opens as a clean, typeset reading view; select a passage to highlight it or add a note. On disk it stays a plain .md file that any tool can open. Reading Opens straight into a reading view: headings, lists, tables, footnotes and code blocks, all typeset Mermaid diagrams and KaTeX math render right in the text Jump to any section from the outline; tap a [[wikilink]] to follow it and come back where you were Tap an image to see it full screen: swipe between images, pinch to zoom, GIFs play Annotations Highlight and annotate any passage; annotations live in the app and never touch your .md Eight colors, each named by you; any annotation can become a to-do All annotations in one place, filtered by color or by what’s still open Use the same iCloud folder as the Mac app and annotations sync between them Light editing Tap Edit to make changes, with a format bar above the keyboard: bold, headings, lists, to-dos, links, [[ ]] and # completion Never interrupts Chinese, Japanese or Korean input while you’re composing Tick to-dos right in the reading view; the change is written back to the file Insert photos; they’re saved to the folder’s attachments folder with a relative path Organizing Open any folder from iCloud Drive or the Files app, several at once Nested #tags and backlinks Full-text search; notes that aren’t downloaded yet can still be found by name iPad Three columns: library, file list and document, with an outline or annotations inspector ⌘P Quick Open, and the same keyboard shortcuts as on the Mac Multiple windows: open a note in a new window to compare side by side Drag images in from Photos or Files Share and export Export to PDF (optionally with your annotations) or HTML, or print .markit share packages bundle a note with its images and annotations — AirDrop it to a Mac or another device Your files stay yours No account, no uploads, no tracking Changes made elsewhere are detected, with a clear choice instead of silent overwrites Follows Dark Mode and your text size; eight interface languages