The Markdown Viewer
for Everyone

Markdown is everywhere now. But sharing it with normal people? That's still a mess.

If you use AI coding tools like Cursor or Claude Code, your specs and documentation end up as .md files. Even regular ChatGPT users run into this—click that copy button and paste into a text file, and you've got Markdown whether you meant to or not. The format is everywhere now.

The problem comes when you need to share these documents. Send someone a .md file today, and they'll open it in Notepad. Headings look strange. Formatting codes are confusing. And tables? Completely unreadable—a grid of pipes and dashes that makes no sense to anyone.

There are tools that render Markdown beautifully, but none fit the everyday use case:

• Typora is excellent—but it's paid software. You can't expect friends or colleagues to buy an app just to read a document.
• VS Code, Obsidian, Notion—these are power tools for power users. Way too heavy for "just open this file."
• Online viewers require uploading your files to some website. Privacy nightmare.

There was no "Acrobat Reader for Markdown"—a simple, free, native app that anyone can install and use in seconds.

MarkView fills that gap.

It's a viewer, not an editor. Minimal, not bloated. Free, not paywalled. Built for normal humans, not developers. Designed to make AI-generated documents actually shareable.