Synctrain vs Hashleaf

With Synctrain you can securely synchronize files with other devices that have Syncthing installed. You can choose to synchronize full folders, or choose specific files. With Synctrain you can also stream audio and video files from other devices. When you synchronize files, all changes, including deleting files, also happen on your other devices. Do not use Synctrain for back-up purposes, and always keep a back-up of your data. You decide with which devices you share which files. This also means the app makers cannot help you access or recover any lost files. This app is powered by Syncthing. This app is however not associated with or endorsed by Syncthing nor its developers. Please do not expect support from the Syncthing developers. Instead, contact the maker of this app if you have questions.

Hashleaf is a clean, focused viewer that makes Markdown documents easy to read on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Open Markdown files from local storage, iCloud Drive, Dropbox through the Files app, and other document providers. Features • Headings, lists, tables, block quotes, code blocks, and links • Images referenced with relative paths • Inline and display math • A table of contents generated from headings • Search within the displayed document • Open individual files or folders from Files and cloud storage • Open multiple documents, with separate windows on Mac • Adjustable text size and Light or Dark Mode • Share the original Markdown file • Finder Quick Look previews on Mac • UTF-8, UTF-16, and Shift_JIS text support Hashleaf Pro — one-time purchase • Advanced PDF export and self-contained HTML export • Export themes and custom CSS • PDF headers, footers, page numbers, and table of contents • Export multiple documents separately or as one combined document • Full-text folder search and broken-link checks • Live preview on Mac when an external editor saves a document One purchase unlocks Hashleaf Pro on iPhone, iPad, and Mac when the same Apple Account is used. Math rendering resources are bundled with the app. Selected documents and images are processed on your device and are not uploaded to the developer's servers.