Markdown Maker

Name: Markdown Maker
Rating: 3.9 (12 reviews)
Author: Kairoos Solutions SL

By: Kairoos Solutions SL App

Easy yet powerful MD Editor

Features & Capabilities

Markdown Maker is an innovative, flexible and powerful, yet easy to use, Markdown text editor for iPad and iPhone (and macOS with Apple Silicon). Our Markdown engine supports the standard syntax and it has been extended to include very useful extra markups items (MultiMarkdown): tables, footnotes, lists, images, links, highlight, strikethrough, superscript, MathML and more.

Markdown Maker is compatible with MacDown, Ulysses, IA Writer, Mou, etc. documents on your computer too.

WRITE. FORMAT · Markdown Maker offers formatting assistance, such as syntax highlighting and coloration, to point out markup errors or missing markup elements. · Highly efficient Markdown rendering · Quick preview of the rendered document in real time when writing or editing · Extra markups: tables, footnotes, lists, images, links, highlight, strikethrough, superscript and MathML · Find and replace · Syntax highlighting · Insert special symbols arrows, parentheses, maths, bullets/stars, GPS location, etc. · Over 30 languages typing support including Japanese, Chinese, Arabic & Hebrew · Extra keys: tab, forward delete, cursor up/down/left/right, etc. · Live counters: characters, words, sentences, words per sentence & reading time · Dictation lets you speak text instead of typing
SHARE. EXPORT · Export, share and print your documents to multiple formats like Markdown, PDF, HTML, PNG, TXT, etc. · Auto-sync documents with other devices and computers via iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive or Box · Import/Export from iCloud, Dropbox, Box and Google Drive support · Zip folders/notebooks and email them as an attachment
ORGANIZE. STRUCTURE. FIND · Organize your work in unlimited notebooks, folders and subfolders · Design the cover of your notebooks
RESEARCH. SCAN. PDF LIBRARY · Full PDF reader and manager included for reference files, ebooks, articles, resources, papers, etc. · Use the camera of your iPad/iPhone to scan documents, notes, recipes, tickets, etc. as PDF · Use split-screen and multitasking side by side with other apps while writing
BE SAFE. PROTECT YOUR WORK · Protect your work with an app security passcode · Protect any folder or project with a passcode · Automatic Backups of your documents and projects

Privacy Policy http://www.noteswriter.com/Kairoos_Privacy_Policy.html EULA https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Kairoos Solutions SL

Rating:

3.90

(12)

Version:

2.5.1 Last updated: 2024-06-01

Version code:

866379410

Creation date:

2017-01-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

161.76MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-15

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Developed by:

Kairoos Solutions SL

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/markdown-maker/id1196844528

User Reviews

You only get to create a few files for free then it tells you you’ve reached your limit and you have to purchase the pro plan. It says you can delete some to make “space“ but I deleted every single file in there even the sample files that it comes with, and it still said that I reach the limit and to delete files to make space!!! I will say, though that when it worked, it was pretty awesome for three files lol

by Hu*****, 2025-02-13

I picked up this app as it mentioned it renders MultiMarkdown elements and that’s my preferred markdown flavor when converting with pandoc. I’ve been having a hard time with other apps not creating the ids properly for headings to be able to link within the document easily. As this mentioned MultiMarkdown specifically I hoped it would solve my problem but it didn’t. It renders toc_## as the id for each heading so [links](#to-a-header) don’t work since it doesn’t match up with the html header id. I also felt like the interface was a little laggy but I could have probably have possibly dealt with that if the linking was correct.