GitMark vs SuJian · Markdown Paper Reader

GitMark is a local-first Markdown note-taking app built for developers, technical writers, and heavy Markdown users. Your notes are stored as standard Markdown files in your own Git repositories. Create a local repository or clone a remote repository over HTTPS or SSH. Keep writing without an internet connection and sync your changes when you’re back online. Features: * Standard Markdown files with no proprietary format * Local, remote, and multi-repository management * HTTPS / SSH synchronization, with in-app SSH key generation * Markdown editing and preview, including tables and Mermaid diagrams * Image insertion, compression, and repository attachment management * Search, favorites, recently modified, and recently deleted notes * Git conflict notifications and conflict management * App password protection and Face ID / Touch ID GitMark is ideal for code snippets, project plans, technical documentation, reading notes, and long-term knowledge bases. Your data belongs to you. Store your repositories on GitHub, GitLab, your own Git server, or keep them entirely local.

SuJian is an offline Markdown reader. It doesn't edit, doesn't sync, doesn't interrupt — it just lays your documents out as quiet, easy-to-read pages. Hand your documents to SuJian · Open a .md file in Files and send it to SuJian from the share sheet · Or drop documents into "On My iPhone › SuJian" — the app picks them up when you open it · You can also select several files at once inside the app · Supports .md / .markdown / .mdown / .mkd · Reads UTF-8, GB18030, and UTF-16, so older Chinese documents open fine