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MD Editor
Draft high-quality technical documentation and blog posts faster with an offline-first markdown editor featuring context-aware AI and live diagram previews.
$4/mo

About MD Editor
MD Editor is a specialized writing environment designed for individuals and teams who prioritize Markdown for their documentation and content creation workflows. It serves as a comprehensive workspace where users can draft, edit, and manage technical content without leaving a single interface. The platform is built on an offline-first architecture, ensuring that writers can continue their work regardless of internet connectivity. Local drafts are automatically saved to the device and synced to the cloud once a connection is re-established, providing a reliable experience for mobile or remote professionals. The tool integrates context-aware AI assistance that helps with drafting, refining text, and brainstorming ideas. A standout feature is the inline diff preview, which allows users to review AI-generated suggestions before applying them to the document. This ensures that the writer maintains complete control over the final copy while benefiting from AI productivity. Beyond standard text editing, it supports complex technical visualizations through integrated Mermaid, Graphviz, and Markmap diagramming tools. Users can also manage assets efficiently by pulling media from Unsplash or generating images with AI, and they can convert code snippets directly into GitHub Gists or shareable screenshots. MD Editor is particularly well-suited for developers, technical writers, and researchers who require precise formatting and robust version control. Developers benefit from code-first formatting and README optimization, while technical writers can manage large documentation projects across multi-user team workspaces. The inclusion of Jupyter Notebook imports and exports also makes it a viable tool for data scientists and academic researchers who need to bridge the gap between code-based research and polished publication-ready documents. What sets MD Editor apart is its flexibility regarding AI models and privacy. Unlike many competitors that lock users into a specific model, MD Editor allows a "Bring Your Own Key" (BYOK) approach, supporting OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and Grok. This ensures that users retain control over their data and their API costs. Additionally, the focus on local-first storage and robust version history—offering up to unlimited snapshots on higher tiers—provides a layer of security and data persistence that many web-only editors often lack.
MD Editor pros & cons
Pros
- Supports multiple AI models including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini via BYOK.
- Offline-first architecture ensures work is never lost due to connection issues.
- Includes built-in support for technical diagrams like Mermaid and Markmap.
- Provides inline diff previews to review AI changes before they are applied.
- Offers flexible export options including PDF, DocX, and Jupyter Notebooks.
Cons
- The free plan is limited to only 20 synced documents.
- Version history snapshots are capped at 5 for users on the free tier.
- Advanced image search functionality is restricted to paid subscriptions.
- Platform AI credits are not available on the free tier, requiring a BYOK setup for extensive use.
MD Editor use cases
- Technical writers can manage complex documentation workflows with version history and team workspaces, ensuring consistency across projects.
- Developers can draft README files and blog posts with native code support and convert snippets into GitHub Gists instantly.
- Researchers and students can take notes and organize papers with Jupyter Notebook support and high-quality exports to PDF or DocX.
- Content teams can collaborate on drafts using shared workspaces while maintaining control over AI-generated content through diff previews.
MD Editor features
- context-aware ai assistant
- github gist integration
- automatic version history
- bring your own key (byok) ai
- jupyter notebook export
- mermaid/graphviz/markmap diagrams
- inline diff previews
- offline-first editing
MD Editor pricing
Is MD Editor free? Yes, MD Editor has a free plan, and paid plans start at $4 / month.
Free
Free
- Markdown editor with live preview
- Export to PDF, HTML, DocX
- Offline editing
- AI writing assistant (50 messages/month)
- Up to 20 synced documents
- Recent version history (5 snapshots)
- Unlimited AI with your own key
- Team workspaces
Standard
$4 / month
- Unlimited AI with your own key
- Unlimited document sync
- Extended version history (50 snapshots)
- Team workspaces (up to 3)
- Advanced image search (200/month)
- Priority support
- Platform AI credits
Premium
$19 / month
- Platform AI credits included
- Unlimited team workspaces
- Unlimited version history
- Unlimited image search
- Advanced collaboration features
- Custom integrations
- Dedicated support
MD Editor FAQs
Which AI models are supported?
MD Editor supports a Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) model, allowing you to use API keys from OpenAI, Grok, Anthropic, or Gemini. This gives you the flexibility to choose the model that best fits your writing style and budget.
Does MD Editor work offline?
Yes, the platform is built with an offline-first architecture. Your drafts are saved locally to your device while you work and will automatically sync with the cloud once you reconnect to the internet.
Can I review AI changes before applying them?
Yes, the editor includes inline diff previews for AI suggestions. This allows you to see exactly what the AI intends to change or add, giving you the chance to review and approve edits before they become permanent.
What file types can I import into the editor?
You can import Markdown, HTML, and Jupyter Notebook files. This makes it easy to migrate existing documentation or research papers into the MD Editor workspace without losing your progress.
Which diagram formats are supported?
The editor features built-in support for Mermaid, Graphviz, and Markmap diagrams. You can create these visualizations using code within the editor and see live previews as you build them.
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