Own the technical document from draft to publish
Long documents, reviewable AI, SME feedback, and publishing from one Markdown source.
Long-document authoring
Stay oriented inside the document, not around it
Keep Markdown source, rendered preview, structure, metadata, and lint feedback in one focused surface built for guides that grow over time.
- Split source and live preview
- Generated table of contents and heading navigation
- Frontmatter, linting, imports, and portable exports
Reviewable contextual AI
Ask for help without surrendering the draft
Use Ask, Edit, and AI Review with the open document in context. Proposed edits remain visible and advanced Agent plans require approvals.
- Document-aware questions and rewrites
- Inline diffs before an edit lands
- AI findings can become ordinary review items
SME review
Keep feedback attached to the exact claim
Invite subject-matter experts to the live draft and work through focused comments, suggestions, replies, assignments, and resolution.
- Read or write permissions
- Comments, suggestions, and highlights
- Replies and resolution in the editor
Technical visuals
Create the diagram while the context is still open
Generate a photo, diagram, chart, or animation, or keep the source reviewable with Mermaid, Graphviz, Markmap, tables, and code images.
- Generate Visual for photos, diagrams, charts, and animations
- Diagrams-as-code with live preview
- Visual table editing and code images
Publishing and recovery
Publish the source you reviewed. Recover it anytime.
Send the same Markdown to the destination that needs it, keep automatic history underneath, and export a portable copy at any time.
- GitHub, WordPress, Ghost, DEV, Hashnode, X Articles, and webhooks
- Gists, S3, hosted links, and portable exports
- Automatic history with compare and restore
Technical writer questions, answered
Yes. Give reviewers read access and use comments, highlights, replies, and assignments. Give write access only when someone should co-edit the live source.
Ask and Edit changes are always reviewable, and AI Review feeds the same workflow. Agent mode asks for your approval before it applies any plan. Nothing publishes on its own.
Yes. The desktop app opens local Markdown workspaces and can connect to Ollama or another OpenAI-compatible local server.
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Keep the whole review in Markdown
Start free, then upgrade when collaboration, local AI, and deeper workflows become part of the job.