A quieter Markdown viewer

Write on the left. Read on the right. Drag the hairline between them to give each side the room it needs.

Why this exists

Most Markdown previewers feel like dev tools. This one is closer to a typeset draft — a place where the words come first and the chrome stays out of the way.

"The page is a sheet of paper. Treat it like one."

What you can do

Format text with bold, italic, and ~~strike~~.
Drop a code snippet inline, or a full block:

function greet(name) {
  return `Hello, ${name}.`;
}

Keep a list of things to do:
- Sketch the layout
- Pick the typefaces
- Write the first real document

Element	Shortcut
Heading	`#` then text
Link	`[text](url)`
Image	`![alt](url)`

Open the Cheat sheet in the top-right whenever you need a reminder.

Markdown Cheat Sheet

A short reference of what this viewer can render. Each entry shows the syntax and how it appears once rendered.

Heading 1
```
# Heading 1
```
Heading 1
Heading 2
```
## Heading 2
```
Heading 2
Heading 3
```
### Heading 3
```
Heading 3
Bold
```
**bold text**
```
bold text
Italic
```
*italic text*
```
italic text
Strikethrough
```
~~struck out~~
```
~~struck out~~
Inline code
```
Use `code` inline.
```
Use code inline.

Code block

```
const answer = 42;
```

const answer = 42;

Blockquote
```
> A quoted line.
> A second quoted line.
```
A quoted line. A second quoted line.
Unordered list
```
- First
- Second
- Third
```
- First
- Second
- Third
Ordered list
```
1. First
2. Second
3. Third
```
1. First
2. Second
3. Third
Task list
```
- [x] Done
- [ ] Todo
```
- Done
- Todo
Link
```
[Anthropic](https://anthropic.com)
```
Anthropic
Image
```
![alt text](https://placehold.co/80x40)
```

Table

| Col A | Col B |
| ----- | ----- |
| 1     | 2     |

Col A	Col B
1	2

Horizontal rule
```
---
```