Split view: see the Markdown and the result together
Drop a file above and it opens in split view — the raw Markdown on the left, the rendered document on the right. Neither column is boxed in or clipped: both run to their full length side by side and the page scrolls normally, so you can read the whole document and its source without a scrollbar inside a scrollbar. It is the fastest way to understand why a document looks the way it does, and to check that a file you received is complete.
Or switch to pure reading
Source view is useful; it is not always what you want. The Read button in the toolbar collapses the split into a single, book-like column: comfortable line length, automatic table of contents in the sidebar, reading progress bar and three text sizes. Switch back and forth as often as you like — the file is never re-uploaded or re-parsed from scratch.
Made for AI-era documents
ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor produce long, structured Markdown: nested headings, tables, code, math. This reader keeps the structure navigable — click any heading in the sidebar to jump, switch to dark mode for night reading, or turn on the serif font for a more paper-like feel.
Your files stay yours
The reader runs entirely in your browser. Files are parsed locally and never uploaded. When you're done reading, export the document to PDF or Word, or copy the formatted text anywhere.
Reader features
- Split view with both columns at full length, plus one-click copy of the raw source
- Document-style reading layout with max reading width and generous line height
- Sidebar table of contents with scroll highlighting
- Light / dark theme, three font sizes, optional serif
- Multiple files open at once, switchable via tabs