
MarsDawn: Markdown Editor
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A Markdown reader for iPhone and iPad. Read what your agent wrote.
MarsDawn opens the Markdown files your AI agent writes — READMEs, specs, design notes — and shows them the way they are meant to be read.
What it is on iPhone and iPad
• A reader. Open a Markdown or text file with the in-app file picker and see it rendered. Editing stays on the Mac for now.
• No account, no sync and no cloud of its own. Files stay where they are.
Rendered, not raw
• Mermaid flowcharts, sequence diagrams and more, drawn right on the page.
• KaTeX math, highlighted code blocks, tables, task lists, block quotes and images next to the document.
• Front matter tucked into a small "Document info" panel.
Find your way around
• An outline of every heading. Tap one to jump there.
• Recent documents, one tap away.
Made for every size
• When the screen is wide enough, such as on iPad or an unfolded iPhone Duo, the outline and the page sit side by side.
• On iPhone, the outline opens as a sheet.
Four preview themes
• Dawn, Classic, Modern and Vivid, each in light and dark. Follow the system or choose one.
One purchase for Mac, iPhone and iPad
• Downloading is free. The first time you open a document, you can start a 14-day free trial.
• After 14 days, reading documents in MarsDawn needs a one-time unlock. The same trial and the same unlock cover MarsDawn on your Mac.
• No subscription. The trial doesn't renew or charge you. Your files never change, and other apps can still open them.
• English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French and Spanish.
• No tracking.
A new dawn for Markdown.
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What's New in MarsDawn
1.0.1
October 29, 2026
- Reads more HackMD and GitHub syntax: ==highlight==, ^superscript^, ~subscript~, a [TOC] table of contents, and callouts such as > [!NOTE] and :::info. A single ~x~ used to be strikethrough and is now subscript; use ~~x~~ for strikethrough. - Japanese text uses Japanese fonts, collapsible blocks with blank lines inside stay in one piece, and a Mermaid diagram that doesn't parse shows the error with its line number.
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