Local documents. Open source.

MarkDoc

A desktop editor for Markdown and documents. Write comfortably, keep images with your text, and take your files with you.

macOS · Windows · Linux Your files stay on your computer

MarkDoc editor showing a sample document with headings, a quotation and a table
The MarkDoc editor, showing a sample document.

Write without the markup

Edit headings, links and lists visually, or switch to Markdown source when you need it.

Keep the document together

Save text and embedded resources as a single .mdoc package. No separate image folder to remember when you move it.

Give tables room to breathe

Drag column boundaries to adjust widths. Keep richer table formatting with the document instead of fighting pipe characters.

.mdoc

One file, with everything it needs.

MarkDoc uses .mdoc for documents with bundled resources, while keeping ordinary Markdown useful. Choose the format that fits what you are writing.

.md

For everyday Markdown

Plain notes stay as .md. A text-only Markdown file does not need to become a document package.

.mdoc

For a complete document

Keep the Markdown body, images and document settings together. Move, back up or share the package as one file.

Free download

Make room for your next document.

v0.1.2

macOS · Apple Silicon

For Macs with an M-series chip.

macOS · Intel

For Macs with an Intel processor.

Windows

64-bit Intel and AMD PCs.

Opening MarkDoc on a Mac

This build is not notarized by Apple. If macOS cannot verify MarkDoc, confirm that you downloaded it from our GitHub release, then use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Windows may also show an unverified-publisher warning.

Read the installation notes

Start with a note. Keep it yours.

Open a Markdown file, write something new, or bring a Word document into your workspace.

Getting started