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“Dictionary, define perpetual”: Answer: Lasting forever; never-ending.
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Edmund is a free and open source markdown editor that takes a less-is-more approach to its design – iA Writer without the price tag An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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Web editor Kraa has updated to, well, I don’t know.
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Apple pundit and creator of markdown, John Gruber, said: The way I think about running an agentic AI on my Mac is simple.
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Notes Better is a free markdown editor with a one-off paid upgrade An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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Free and open source, Plainva’s big release included adding email to its bag of tricks This is the ‘best of’ the markdown editors1, 2, 3 to have appeared in the Markdown Link series of posts.
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From a post by Joan Westenberg in 2025: Two nights ago, I deleted everything.
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Zettlr 4.8.0: First… Zettlr finally supports admonitions.
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Octopus Ink is a free and open source markdown editor An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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How to fix Obsidian’s ‘Indexing vault…’ issue I’m not saying what follows is the solution to the problem of Obsidian’s interminable ‘Indexing vault…’ message on iOS, but it’s the best – make that the only one – I have come across.
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Margin is a markdown editor that puts control over the look of your notes firmly in your own hands.
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Capture anything in Lemonize and send it anywhere, including Obsidian Lemonize 1.3 is a free app for macOS (first 20 captures are on the house) with the option to upgrade if you’re enjoying the experience.
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Knap turns data into markdown Obsidian CEO Steph Ango, also known as Kepano on Mastodon, has created Knap, a new language that turns data into markdown.
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Inkwell is a free and open source markdown editor Inkwell, the free and open-source markdown editor, has released a major update (0.7.8).
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Tolaria is a free and open source markdown editor An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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SoloMD is a free and open source markdown editor An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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hVmark is a tiny, opinionated markup language made by PJM in Chicago, with strict syntax and zero bloat.
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Plainva, the free and open source markdown editor first introduced in this site’s review, has updated to v0.8.0.
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Pellet is a markdown editor that includes a calendar and tasks An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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In The Markdown Database Pattern, Rufus Pollock lets us in on an open secret: how Obsidian’s (or Notion’s) bases work.
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HelixNotes, the free and open-source, markdown editor first covered on this site in Markdown Link no. 4, has updated to v1.3.5.
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Autype, first covered in Markdown Link no. 16, has been updated.
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Plainva is a free and open source markdown editor, but it also brings your tasks, calendar and email under one umbrella Plainva does markdown, with wiki links and call outs, etc.
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Wander is a free app available for macOS and iOS An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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Downright is a free and open source markdown editor An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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OpenMarkdown is a single-pane markdown editor An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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Zed: a ‘next-generation’ code editor An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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SiYuan, a personal knowledge management system, supports markdown An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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Cogito is not simply a markdown editor, it’s a native markdown editor built for macOS From the moment you start up Cogito, you know you’re in for something extraordinary.
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V2editor: a local-first markdown editor with version control An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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Markdown Mate claims to create an Obsidian-like experience An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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Scratch is free and open source.
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Obsidian allows you to open two documents side by side, one for your note, one for reference or research An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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Marka is a free, open-source markdown editor available for macOS, Linux and Windows An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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Clearly, the markdown editor, is limited by font choice and the editor width is narrow, medium and wide, but it’s not a bad start, especially for a free app As a former (production) journalist, still doing the occasional work, I have been used to dealing…
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Neon Vision Editor is a free markdown and coding editor that covers more than 30 languages An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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Caret is an open source markdown editor with a novel way to access settings An occasional post1 from The Markdown Handbook.
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Affine, the knowledge management app, makes a decent job of presenting your markdown documents.
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Markdown, as you’ll see below, is an easy mark-up language to learn.
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Bean is a word processor rather than a markdown editor, but with a few careful adjustments to the settings you can give it that ‘plain text look’ An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.
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Upnote is a competitively priced markdown editor that offers a lifetime licence An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.
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Nota: with a handful of exceptions, this is the best markdown editor I have come across An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.
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Clearly has some great features, but there are a number of minor issues that deter me from ditching my current editor An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.
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Markpad: the equivalent of Notepad in markdown An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.
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Despite the dated look of its website, Nisus Writer Pro is a step up from MS Word An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.
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Markset is a macOS utility that first renders a markdown file in Finder’s QuickLook preview and then allows you to export it as a typeset PDF An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.
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Qownnotes could be among the best markdown editors if you can overlook the fact that it has so many settings An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.
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MarkText could be the perfect markdown editor, but will we ever see its full potential?
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Pencel’s interface is clutter-free, designed for those who need to concentrate on their writing.
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Verso is a minimalist editor for macOS.