MDNotes

Thank you, I just needed an app which can edit my files from my private cloud. That’s it. If you want to improve it, please add more markdown features, like to-dos, or math formulas support

It works well overall, however it is missing key features such as: - In-file search - Indentation marks/vertical lines - Line spacing setting - More monospace fonts

Sometimes when I switch to the app, it does not respond to taps until I force it to close, then reopen it. It may have something to do with using a OneDrive folder and not having a network connection.

This app seems simpler and more straightforward than the big-name writer’s apps; iCloud sync worked fine. But it crashed hard and recovery was difficult. So I uninstalled it and will continue looking for a basic text editor for iPad.

Not a product that I can recommend the interface and the is garbage and lacks basics of design. Not sure how this product is still in app store

**Hands down the best markdown editor on he app store.** It uses the default Apple file browser to open files which was a *necessity* for me. Many many many choices of themes, well worth the extra bucks for the customization in my opinion. I don’t often write reviews, but this app is so great and I use it so often I felt inclined to.

When creating files in OneDrive, so far it's created a couple of files that I can edit but show as zero size and now I can't delete and they won’t sync.

Great app for writing, journaling and editing with my Obsidian files on the go-- and for free! I only wish it had a webclipper. It’d make Zettelkasten folks very happy campers. Thanks for this terrific product.

Integrates well with iCloud Drive. However there are some issues with syncing changes between multiple devices. Oftentimes, the app overwrites the changes made to a file from another device. There needs to be some sort of update monitoring functionality.

I’ve been exploring iOS/iPadOS text editors to supplement building a Zettelkasten archive that lives in a Resilio Sync folder mostly managed on a laptop with either TheArchive or Obsidian (neither of which as mobile apps yet). MDNotes turns out to be the winner for iOS/iPadOS mainly because it works correctly with the iOS Files functionality for external services - particularly creating new files, renaming files and displaying the full file name. So many other fine text/code editors manage to screw up this basic functionality for external services that aren’t Dropbox.