Off: the title sits on a soft top-down fade of the page color, so text slides away beneath it. On: a plain solid strip, maximum contrast.
Buttons fade back while you write and return to full contrast a couple of seconds after you stop.
A quiet reference in the margin — only shows on a wide-enough screen, since phones don't have that spare space.
Where your cursor line locks on screen. Scrolling by hand pauses it until your next keystroke, so browsing your document never fights you. The ⌖ button at the top toggles it without opening this page.
One small element animates at your cursor each keystroke, so this stays smooth no matter how long your document gets.
Off keeps the caret in your theme's text color. On switches it to a higher-contrast accent — or pick your own below it.
A small > in the left margin that marks the row your cursor is on — handy for finding your place while scrolling.
The caret looks normal while you write. After this many idle seconds it gently invites you back — and instantly returns to normal the moment you type.
Tints the background behind your current line, sentence, or paragraph so it stands out.
A thin line across the very top that fills as you approach your goal. Reach it and it celebrates with a gentle rainbow.
These hand control to your phone's own keyboard. If your keyboard has autocorrect switched off in Android settings, no app can turn it back on — check Settings → System → Keyboard as well.
Ctrl B bold Ctrl I italic
Ctrl 1 / 2 / 3 heading
Ctrl K link Ctrl L list item
Ctrl E toggle preview
Shortcuts insert real Markdown syntax as you type — Preview shows it rendered.
Upload-only, one direction: your device is always the original. Nothing is ever pulled down or overwritten locally, so there are no sync conflicts to resolve. Your key is stored on this device only.
Every change here is remembered between sessions automatically. "Save as my defaults" additionally pins a snapshot you can always come back to.
Reset restores the shipped defaults (your text and files are untouched).
Runs the same suite CI runs on every commit: creates scratch files in a temporary folder, switches between them, renames them, and proves that no file ever writes over another. Cleans up after itself.