01
Create
A fresh, random address is reserved before the editor opens.
Public Markdown workspace
One link.
One shared note.
Open a Markdown workspace without an account. Send its address to another device or person, and everyone with the link can edit.
Creates a random address such as /note/F7k2Qp9Lm3Xs
/note/F7k2Qp9Lm3Xs AUTO-SAVED
MARKDOWN
1# Launch notes
2
3Everything we need before
4the release, in one place.
5
6## Before Friday
7
8- [x] Review copy
9- [ ] Share final link
10- [ ] Export PDF
LIVE PREVIEW Live
Launch notes
Everything we need before the release, in one place.
Before Friday
- Review copy
- Share final link
- Export PDF
The URL is the workspace.
There is no invite flow or account setup. Create one address, keep it, and pass it on. Opening that address always returns to the same document.
02
Write
Draft in Markdown while the rendered document updates beside it.
03
Share
Send the URL to another device or person. No account handoff required.
04
Edit together
Anyone holding the link can open, revise, and save the same note.
Built for the handoff
Fast enough for a thought. Capable enough for the finished page.
Markdown that reads like a document
Tables, task lists, code blocks, math, footnotes, diagrams, and safe HTML render in the live preview.
A focused split workspace
Write on the left, inspect the result on the right, or switch between Edit and Preview on a phone.
The same link on every screen
Continue on another browser or share the URL with a collaborator. The address is the handoff.
Ready to leave the editor
Copy the share link, choose a reading theme, apply custom CSS, or export Markdown, HTML, and PDF.
Treat every note as public.
The link is the access key. Anyone who receives it can read the note, change it, and share it again.
What is stored
Note content and preview settings are stored so the same URL works across devices. This browser keeps only the last opened note ID for the Continue button.
What should stay out
Do not add passwords, API keys, payment details, personal records, client secrets, or anything that needs private access control.
Start with a link.
No sign-up. No invite screen. Just a shared Markdown note.