Versatil Markdown at Mac App Store analyse

A hypernotebook built around Markdown/CommonMark, with 1Password integration, HTML/CSS/Bootstrap support, live task lists, smart drag-n-drop insertion, multiple themes, document aliasing, and more.

Taking notes, writing blog articles, managing all the technical details of your websites and projects -- these are just some of the things _Versatil Markdown_ can be used for.



Meaning if youre not editing the text, then its being displayed rendered, making it easy to read and reference.


Built on the emerging _CommonMark_ specification and enhanced with GitHub Flavored Markdown, you get all the normal Markdown goodness, plus **task lists** and **tables**.


Easily add all your notes -- maybe a set of blog posts in our Documents folder, notes for work and various projects in your Dropbox or iCloud Drive.


Embedded HTML and CSS is also supported. For the true power user, you can utilize the embedded Bootstrap 4 framework


Task lists are "live" - click on the checkbox and it will be marked in the source document. Create a list of todos and check them off one by one as they get done, without having to directly edit the document.


If you use _1Password_ to store your logins to various websites, you can easily create a link to one of these sites, by simply dragging an item from 1Password into the editor window.


An easy way to chronicle and capture thoughts or ideas through the creation of _sparks_. Each spark is stamped with a date and time and kept in chronological order, so you can quickly browse through them.


Embedded source code can be syntax highlighted for many languages, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ruby, and many more.


Drag a link or an image from your browser into your text, and have it inserted as a proper link or image, including the title for the link.


Sometimes information belongs in more than one place; create an alias to virtually place a note in any section/folder where it needs to be.


_Normal_, _Solarized Dark_, and _Solarized Light_ themes for display and editing are provided, or create your own customized themes, whether its making a small tweak to an existing theme or creating something entirely new. A "Dark Mode" is also provided.


Sometimes, it makes sense to have multiple columns for your notes/data. With a simple syntax, easily create new rows and columns. Simple and unobtrusive.


- Markdown
- Fully CommonMark compliant
- Supports GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) extensions
- Tables
- Task lists
- Footnotes
- Supports GitLab Flavored Markdown (GFLM) extensions
- Multiline blockquotes
- Color chips
- Inline diagrams with Kroki
- Other Markdown extensions
- Description lists
- MathJax for TeX and LaTeX Support
- Abbreviations
- Syntax highlighting
- Defining multiple columns
- Data stored as text
- Frictionless keyboard flow
- Click to edit at specific location
- Sharing menu integration
- Export (HTML, PDF and Web Archives)
- Touchbar support
- Back/Forward history navigation
- QuickLook integration