Markdown Annotate
Highlight in colour
Select any text, across formatting, links, list items, table cells and paragraphs, and pick a colour. Tap a highlight to recolour it, add a note or delete it.
Read your Markdown.
Highlight what matters.
A WYSIWYG Markdown editor for iPhone and iPad. Highlight in colour, add notes, and edit right on the formatted page, in the folders you already keep your notes in. Your files stay plain Markdown.
Coming soon to theApp Store
iPhone and iPad · one-time purchase, no subscription
Edit what you see
Type into the formatted page with a formatting bar above the keyboard and Markdown shortcuts as you type. Or open the source, beside the page on iPad.
Plain files, kept tidy
Open folders in iCloud Drive or other apps. Saving rewrites only what you changed, so the rest of the file stays exactly as it was.
Stored or in the file
Keep highlights beside the file, or write them in as <mark> tags other Markdown apps show. Move them either way with a tap.
Preview links
Long-press a link to see the section it points to, and highlight in the preview too. A table of contents and back and forward help you find your way.
See what changed
In a git repository, see changes since the last commit: edited paragraphs and table rows, changed words, and removed text struck through.
Three panes: your files, the page, and its highlights
Swipe between them on iPhone. On iPad they sit side by side.
Works with Markdown Annotate for VS Code
Highlights use the same <mark> tags and .annotations.json files as the Markdown Annotate extension, so highlights made on your computer show on your iPhone and iPad, and the other way round, through a synced folder or git.