Guides
Practical guides to writing, linking and syncing with mrkdwn. Start with the workflow you need, then try it on your own folder of notes. Each guide names the version it was checked against.
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A local-first Markdown editor for Mac, iPad and iPhone
mrkdwn keeps every note as a plain .md file in a folder you choose, then adds a real editor, a live preview and a knowledge base on top. Here is how the pieces fit, and what stays yours if you ever leave.
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Build a linked knowledge base with wiki links
Link notes as you write them, let backlinks show you what you did not plan, and use the graph for review rather than decoration. A working method, using the linking tools mrkdwn ships with.
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Sync Markdown notes between Mac, iPad and iPhone
mrkdwn syncs your notes through your own iCloud Drive, merges edits three ways instead of keeping whichever copy is newest, and keeps 30 days of history in case it guesses wrong. How it works, and how to stay out of conflicts.
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Write with AI and still know which words are yours
In mrkdwn the AI runs only when you call it, every change arrives as a diff you accept or refuse, and authorship tracking marks which passages you typed, pasted or generated. How to use it without losing track of your own voice.
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