Scriptum 2.0
Markdown that renders as you type, on Mac and iPhone
What it does
Scriptum 1.5 was a split-view Markdown editor. In 2.0 you write in the rendered document: headings take their real size, tables, math and code render in place as you type, and what lands on disk is exactly the Markdown you typed. Put the cursor in any element to get its raw syntax back. It's also one app across Mac and iPhone now, same purchase. Native SwiftUI, not Electron. Presentation Mode turns headings into slides, and the preview live-reloads when another program writes the file.
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Productivity Developer Mohamad Sakkal Language EN English Size 4.6 MB iPhone, Mac Open any Markdown file on your iPhone, or let documents arrive from your Mac automatically. Math, diagrams and code render properly. More features on the way. Scriptum for iPhone is the reading half of the Mac Markdown editor. Write on the Mac, and the document is waiting on your phone, rendered the same way you left it. OPEN IT ON THE MAC, READ IT LATER ON YOUR PHONE Switch on iPhone sync in Scriptum for Mac and every document you open there is kept in your own iCloud account, ready on your phone. The library groups files by day, newest first, so the thing you were just working on is at the top. Nothing to…from apps.apple.com
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