Amber vs RawBack

Your writing should stay yours—and remain easy to open with other tools. Amber is a Markdown document app that stores regular .md files in iCloud Drive. You can see the originals in the Files app on iPhone and iPad or in Finder on Mac, so your work never depends on a proprietary document format. Natural to write, clear to read Markdown markers appear when you need them, while headings, lists, quotes, links, images, checkboxes, and code blocks stay easy to read. Reading Mode lets you select and copy without worrying about accidental edits. Editing Mode gets you straight back to writing. Tables you can edit in place Amber turns Markdown tables into clear, editable grids. Change cells, add or remove rows and columns, choose header rows or columns, and adjust alignment without leaving the document. The source remains regular Markdown. Stay oriented in long documents Jump to any section with the heading navigator, or fold a heading to see only the shape of your document. Find within the current file, search your entire library, use line numbers, and move back or forward between documents. Keep a growing library organized Recent Documents, Favorites, and folders keep important files close. Choose a destination before creating a document or folder, then rename, move, delete, and restore items with a familiar flow on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Recover from accidental changes Amber can keep earlier contents in version history on the current device. Preview an older version, compare it with the current document, and restore the one you need. History is stored separately on each device rather than in iCloud, and its storage limit is under your control. Continue across iPhone, iPad, and Mac Your documents sync through iCloud Drive. Capture a thought on iPhone, shape a longer draft on iPad, and work with the original files in Finder on Mac. No separate Amber account is required. Amber includes an interface and built-in guides in Korean, English, Japanese, and Russian. Terms of Use and EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://drfranken.net/apps/amber/privacyPolicy_en.html

RawBack helps you get from raw source files back to the repository page they came from. When you open a raw file from a supported Git host, RawBack adds a small, low-distraction navigation bar at the top of the page. One tap opens the same file in the normal repository view, so you can see the surrounding folder, branch, history, and project context. Built for developers and code readers: - Jump from raw files to repository file pages - Works with GitHub, GitHub Gist, GitLab, Gitea, and Codeberg raw URLs - Add self-hosted GitLab and Gitea domains - Choose light, dark, or system appearance - Enable only the Git hosts you use - Hide individual files when you do not want the banner there - Use RawBack in 20 interface languages RawBack stays focused on one job: restoring context when a raw file leaves you outside the repository interface. It does not require an account, does not include ads, and does not send your browsing data to a server.