Drop it. It renders.
Markdown, AI write-ups, HTML pages, PDFs, spreadsheets, Word docs, video and zipped sites become links that open rendered in any browser.
Markdown never needs an account. Files need a free one.
Two ways in. One link out.
Write a document or upload a file. Either way you get a link that opens as a page in any browser.
Files that render
Upload a file. Share a link that opens it.
HTML pages, PDFs, spreadsheets, Word docs, images, video and zipped sites open rendered in any browser, with nothing to download.
Enter or Space renders the focused file. ←→↑↓ move along the shelf.
- Files are served from a separate, sandboxed domain.
- Protected by password or access level, not end-to-end encryption.
Make the link yours.
Name it, lock it, set it to expire or encrypt it. The link changes as you go, and so does what people see when you paste it in a chat.
Anyone with the link can read it, no account needed. You can edit it later. It never expires.
End-to-end encryption
The key lives in the link
Encrypt a document and the key goes after the # in its link. Browsers never send that part to a server, so Markdrop stores ciphertext it has no key for.
Drag the key out of the link, rotate it, or switch what you see.
Plan v2
Launch moves to March 4.
Keep spend under the Q2 line.
- See what the server sees, not tried yet
- Take the key out of the link, not tried yet
- Rotate the key, not tried yet
- Try signing in instead, not tried yet
For documents, no account needed. Uploaded files use a password or access level instead.
VS Code sync
Edit in VS Code. The page keeps up.
Publish a markdown file from your editor and keep working there. Save, and the page updates. Edit on the web, and your file updates.
Sync three ways0 of 3
- Save in VS Code, not yet
- Edit on the web, not yet
- Resolve a conflict, not yet
Try each one on the stage below.
Type in roadmap.md. Here it saves 800 ms after you stop typing, or press ⌘ S (Ctrl S on Windows) to save now.
In VS Code, the page updates each time you save the file.
Change the page, or change both sides at once to see what happens in a conflict.
Publish from the editor, then keep writing. Every page gets a link like markdrop.in/your-slug.
Publish on the webSend device to device
Send files device to device.
Add files, press Send, then share the link or the QR code. Up to 10 people get them browser to browser, and Markdrop never stores the files.
- IMG_2041.jpg3.4 MB
- IMG_2042.jpg2.9 MB
- site-plan.pdf1.8 MB
People who join next connect from Same Wi-Fi. People already on the link keep their route.
They open the link or scan the QR code.
markdrop send ./photosmarkdrop get markdrop.in/share/7f3a9cBrowsers and terminals share one link.
- File names
- IMG_2041.jpg +2
- Size
- 8.1 MB
- Count
- 3 files
- The files
- Never stored
Also file types, a hashed IP, your account if signed in, and connection details.
Device to device, when the network allows.
If a network blocks a direct path, an encrypted relay forwards the bytes and can't read them.
Workspaces
Your domain. Your brand.
Publish on your own domain, with your logo, your accent and your rules for who can read what.
Make it yours
Changes show liveWhat visitors see
Welcome to Yourco. Start with the setup checklist, then read how the team works.
Connect docs.example.com
Step 1 of 4_markdrop-verify.docs.example.commarkdrop-verify=ddbf0101ae699e85People and roles
1 person- YouOwner
README builder
Build a README in blocks.
Pick the sections your project needs, put them in order, and watch the README render as you go. Diagrams and math come out drawn, not as code.
Every document also prints to a clean PDF.
Blocks
Click to add, again to removeEach block is a section template in the real builder. Diagrams and math are written as text, then drawn on the page.
Your README
4 of 8 blocks usedTurn a folder of notes into a site you can share.
$ npm install my-projectEnter adds or removes a block. On a handle, Arrow up Arrow down move it. Or drag the handle.
Tap a block to add or remove it. Use the arrows on a row to move it.
Attachments or links
Stop sending things people can't open.
Pick who is on the other end and what you are sending. The same file travels twice: once as an attachment, once as a Markdrop link.
1Who is opening it?
2What are you sending?
Tap a file to send it both ways, or drag it onto the lanes.Tap a file to send it both ways.
Next time, send the link.
Drop it. It renders.
Writing needs no account. Uploading a file needs a free one.