Markdown deserves a good link

Most of us already write in Markdown — notes, specs, release notes, proposals. But sharing it usually means a raw .md file, a screenshot, or pasting into a tool that mangles the formatting. This fixes that: paste your Markdown, pick how it should read, and get a link worth sending.

What it does

A live split-pane editor shows your rendered page as you type. Choose one of four reading themes, optionally protect the page with a password or set it to expire, group related docs into a project, and publish. You can come back and edit or delete anything you created.

How it's built

It's a Next.js app backed by Turso (SQLite). Markdown is always sanitized before rendering, so published pages can't run scripts. There are no accounts and no tracking.

Who made it

It's a personal project by Raj. Have feedback or a feature idea? Get in touch.