Questions worth asking.
The things people ask before they try it.
Is sweetdocs a Markdown editor or a rich-text editor?
Both. The document is Markdown on disk, but the editor renders it as a real document while you type. You get the simplicity of Markdown with the look of a word processor.
Do I need to learn Markdown syntax to use it?
No. Type / for the slash menu, or use ⌘B / ⌘I / ⌘K like any other editor. Markdown is the format on disk; you never have to look at it unless you want to.
Does it support tables, code blocks, and images?
Yes. Tables with editable cells, code blocks with syntax-aware monospace, inline images that you can resize and align. Drag an image in or paste from your clipboard.
Is there a distraction-free mode?
The default mode is distraction-free. No toolbar follows your selection. The bubble menu only appears when you highlight text, and goes away the moment you move on.
Can I write in plain text without any formatting?
Yes. Open a doc, ignore the slash menu, and just type. The page is empty until you put something in it.
Does the editor work offline?
The editor itself runs in the browser. You can keep typing if your connection drops; we save as soon as you're back online and the cursor returns to where you left it.
Is there a mobile editor?
Yes. The same editor works on mobile and tablet, with a touch-friendly bubble menu and a slash menu accessible from the bottom toolbar.
