Markdown Notes
Write visually. Keep a Markdown copy.
Format notes in Hibiscus and export Markdown for another editor. Try headings, tasks, tables, and links on your writing during the free trial.
7 days. No account or card required. macOS 14 or later.
Direct answer
Why use Markdown for notes?
Markdown gives you a text format that other compatible editors can read. Hibiscus lets you work in a visual editor and export Markdown copies with headings, lists, tasks, links, and code. Check app-specific formatting and attachments when moving a note into another tool.
- Visual editing
- Markdown export
- Workspace backups
Format as you write
Add a heading, checklist, or table using the editor controls. Organize the thought visually without memorizing Markdown syntax.
Try an export during the trial
Create a note with a heading, task, link, and attachment. Export it and open it in the editor you already use. Check the elements that matter to you; different apps may render app-specific formatting differently.
Know where the working copy lives
Hibiscus keeps its live library in local app data. Markdown is the underlying note format, but every live note does not appear as a loose .md file in Finder.
Back up for restoration
A Markdown export helps move writing between tools. A full Hibiscus backup serves a different purpose: restoring the workspace and its organization. Keep both when you need portability and recovery.
Clear answers
Common questions.
Are live notes loose .md files?
No. The working library lives in Hibiscus app data. Export creates Markdown files you can save and use elsewhere.
Can I export a complete backup?
Yes. Hibiscus supports complete restorable backups.
Do I need Markdown syntax?
No. The native editor handles normal writing and formatting.
