Editor

Every markdown file in your workspace opens in a rich editor. Type markdown and it renders as you go, or format visually with the toolbar and slash menu. What you see is exactly what gets saved — plain markdown underneath, no lock-in.

Formatting text

Select any text to bring up the formatting toolbar — bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, and links. The same marks appear instantly as you type the markdown for them, like **bold** or *italic*. Links show a hover card so you can open, copy, edit, or remove them without hunting through the source.

Structure

Headings, blockquotes, and dividers keep long documents scannable. Type # through ###### for headings, > for a quote, and --- for a divider.

Lists and checklists

Bullet, ordered, and nested lists all work, plus task lists you can tick right in the document.

Tables

Insert a table from the slash menu, then click any cell for the floating table toolbar — add or remove rows and columns, toggle the header row, or delete the table. Drag a column border to resize it.

Code blocks

Fenced code blocks are syntax-highlighted, with a language picker in the corner. Pick mermaid to render a live diagram instead of code.

Images

Paste or drag an image straight into the document, then drag a corner to resize it.

Slash menu and shortcuts

Type / anywhere to insert any block — heading, list, table, code block, image, and more — without leaving the keyboard. Familiar shortcuts work too: Cmd/Ctrl + B for bold, Cmd/Ctrl + I for italic, and Cmd/Ctrl + K to add a link over selected text.

Markdown fidelity

The editor round-trips your markdown exactly — it saves what you wrote, with no reformatting churn.