MDash: Markdown Notes Editor

MDash 6.0 is our biggest update yet: notes look finished while you type, the plain Markdown underneath never changes, and there’s a new blue icon. • New MDash mode, now the default: headings, bold, checkboxes, links, photos, tables, math and Mermaid diagrams take shape as you type, and the note stays plain Markdown; Settings ▸ Typography ▸ Writing ▸ Open notes in (Settings ▸ Editor on Mac) switches back to Markdown or Classic • Text pasted from Safari, Mail, Pages, Notes, Google Docs or Word keeps its headings, lists and links as Markdown, and typing / at the start of a line opens an insert menu • Link notes by title with [[Note title]], with suggestions as you type, and see which notes link to this one in the new Links tab of Note Info (ⓘ) • Write math formulas in LaTeX and GitHub-style callouts for notes, tips and warnings; both appear in the preview, in exports and on Apple Watch and Apple TV • Outline lists a note’s headings in a side panel or sheet and jumps to a section in one tap, and the new Typewriter Scrolling keeps the line you’re typing in the middle • Sort By Date Modified, Date Created or Title, with pinned notes kept on top and the order synced by iCloud Sync (Pro) to Apple Watch and Apple TV; you can now also change a note’s creation date in Note Info • A single Return now shows as a new line in the preview and in exports (turn off Keep Line Breaks for the old look), and Settings ▸ General ▸ Diagram Colors gives Mermaid diagrams a fresh default palette with three more to choose from • On iPad and Mac, a floating formatting bar docks at the bottom or either side of the note; on Mac, Settings and Help open in their own windows, and with Pro, AI assistants such as Claude Code and Codex can search, read, create and organize your notes through Settings ▸ MCP