One editor for notes, papers, and deadlines
Notes, papers, and a free resume builder for internship season. Offline-first, with version history, exporting to whatever the course demands.
Lecture notes
Long notes that navigate themselves
Write fast in plain Markdown and let the editor handle the structure: a live preview beside your source and an auto-generated table of contents that makes a semester of notes searchable.
- Side-by-side source and live preview with an auto-generated table of contents
- LaTeX math via KaTeX: equations and formulas render right in your notes
- Start from a template instead of a blank page: equations, chemistry, tables, and diagrams
AI assistance
From blank page to outline in one prompt
Ask the AI assistant for an outline or first draft, then shape it yourself. Every AI edit shows as a diff preview, so nothing lands in your paper without your approval.
- Generate outlines and first drafts from a prompt
- Contextual chat that understands the document you have open
- Inline diff previews: you approve every change
Group review
Keep project feedback beside the paragraph
Invite group members to the live draft and replace scattered chat messages with focused comments, replies, and resolved review threads.
- Read or write access for group members
- Comments, suggestions, and highlights attached to selected text
- Replies and resolution keep the review moving
Submissions
Submit in whatever format the course wants
Professors want Word, portals want PDF, your group wants a link. Write once in Markdown and export to the format each submission requires.
- Export to DocX or ODT for Word-only submissions
- Styled HTML and print-to-PDF output
- Invite group members with view or edit access for shared projects
Reliable by default
Built to survive the all-nighter
Library Wi-Fi drops, laptops die, files get overwritten. The editor is offline-first and keeps automatic version history, so the 2 a.m. draft is always recoverable.
- Offline-first editing that syncs when you reconnect
- Automatic version history with one-click restore
- Plain Markdown files you own: import and export freely
Internship season
Keep your resume in Markdown, print it anywhere
Internship season means endless resume tweaks. Sign up and start from the built-in Resume template, preview the print layout live, and save a PDF when it is ready.
- Start from the Resume template, structure and print styles included
- One .md file you own and can version, tweak, and reprint anytime
- The preview is the print: the same renderer for screen and PDF
Student questions, answered
Yes. Documents export to DocX and ODT for Word-based submissions, plus styled HTML, and you can print any document to PDF. The Markdown source stays yours.
Yes. mdedit.ai is offline-first: keep writing with no connection and your changes sync when you are back online. Automatic version history captures your drafts along the way.
Two free ways. Sign up and start from the built-in Resume template in the editor. It comes with structure and print styles, and your resume lives alongside your notes. Or use the no-account Markdown Resume Builder, where drafts stay in your browser and you can download the source, styled HTML, or a browser-saved PDF.
Yes. Import existing Markdown or HTML files, and Jupyter notebooks if your coursework lives in .ipynb.
The AI assistant is built for outlines, first drafts, and revisions you direct. Every suggestion appears as a diff preview you explicitly accept or reject, so the work stays yours.
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Your next paper deserves a better editor
Free to start. Works offline. Your files stay Markdown, and they stay yours.