Wenlan
Wenlan is a source-backed AI knowledge base and LLM wiki for AI work: organize documents and decisions into pages you can find, inspect, and review.
翻訳待ち
A free Markdown viewer and editor for macOS. Light and fast.
翻訳待ち
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A quiet place to read and write Markdown.
A Markdown viewer and editor for macOS, built with Tauri, Rust and React.
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| Platform | Package |
|---|---|
| macOS | .dmg for Apple Silicon and Intel |
Windows and Linux builds are planned but not published yet.
Just want to read? Mido for the web opens folders and Markdown files from your computer right in the browser, read-only. Nothing is uploaded: the files are read in the browser and never leave your computer. Chrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers can reopen recent folders and pick up changes made on disk; Safari and Firefox read a folder as it is when you open it.
Mido isn't code-signed yet: the first time, right-click the app and choose Open, or allow it in System Settings → Privacy & Security (or run xattr -cr /Applications/Mido.app). Updates install from inside the app and don't ask again.
Your documents stay on your computer: Mido never uploads files, their names, paths or contents. To learn how many people use it and which features matter, the desktop app and the web version send anonymous usage statistics to PostHog (EU servers), at most once a day: that Mido was used, its version, platform and processor, the theme, and whether git and the terminal were used, under a random id that identifies nobody. IP addresses aren't stored. Turn it off in Settings → Privacy. With Mido Pro, the assistant is Claude Code on your Mac: what it reads goes to Anthropic under your own Claude account and its terms, only when you ask it something, and only from the scope you pick. The license check sends Polar your license key, the Mac's name (to list it in your purchases) and Mido's version. The website counts page views and download clicks the same way, without cookies.
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