Zebra: Markdown Notes

A little space for big ideas. Catch a line on the way. Sit down and shape a whole piece. Zebra is a native Markdown notebook for iPhone and iPad. No Zebra account is needed. Notes stay on your device by default, and writing works offline. Write and read in one place Relevant Markdown marks appear where you edit and fold away as the caret leaves. Headings, lists, tasks, quotes, callouts, footnotes and text highlights give the page structure. Set fonts for body text, headings and code, with adjustable size, line height and width. Keep diagrams, math and words together Write Mermaid flowcharts, sequence diagrams, mind maps and more. Add LaTeX formulas inline or as full working. Diagrams and math render offline with editable source. Code blocks and inline code use syntax colors; text highlights mark what matters. Give ideas a place to connect Folders hold projects, nested tags follow subjects, and [[wiki links]] connect notes. Search the library by keyword and find a passage inside a note. Plans grow clearer Edit table cells directly, add or move rows and columns, and adjust alignment. Your tables remain standard Markdown. A theme for your mood 22 light and dark themes coordinate words, code, tables and math. Custom color editing and theme-file import and export are available on Mac. Keep the useful things Insert photos and files as note attachments. Share Markdown or package a note with its attachments. Document conversion and additional exports such as PDF, DOCX and ePub are available on Mac. iCloud sync, smart text merging Use the same Apple Account on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Enable iCloud sync to use your own private database. Concurrent text changes merge automatically, preserving each device’s additions. Write offline; sync continues when you reconnect. Sync is off by default. About note passwords A password controls viewing, not encryption. Note text and attachments remain unencrypted in storage, backups and sync. Notes with a password sync like other notes. Zebra syncs a password check and an optional hint, never the password itself.