
Write in live WYSIWYG. Keep plain .md files on your own disk. Own your notes for good.
Free · No account needed · Nothing goes to our servers
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This is the real editor, not a screenshot. Type ## for a heading or - [ ] for a task and watch it render inline.
# Meeting notes Type markdown and it *becomes* the thing — no preview pane, no split screen. - [x] Pick a name - [ ] Draft the outline > Every note is a real file on your disk. Link to [[Another note]], tag it #writing, and keep `code` inline.
Nothing you type here is saved or sent anywhere.
What you get
This list is a markdown document, open in Twiddle. Put the cursor in it and change something — tick a box, add a feature we don't have. It's your copy, and nothing is saved.
.md filesEvery note is a file. Every folder is a real folder. Point Twiddle at a vault you already have and it opens — no import, no export, no database holding your writing hostage.
Type Another note and it becomes a link, creating the file if it doesn't exist yet. Backlinks appear on their own, so the structure grows out of what you write instead of being planned first.
A #tag anywhere in a note becomes a filter in the sidebar. Combine it with folders and you can slice one vault two ways at once.
⌘P finds any note and runs any action, showing the shortcut beside it — so the
palette teaches you the keyboard while you use it.
- [ ] and get a checkboxInline like , or set apart on its own line. It renders as you type rather than after you look away.
Paper, Slate, Ember, Graphite and Phosphor, each in light and dark. Follows your system by default; pin one if you'd rather decide for yourself.
A 16 MB native app on macOS and Windows, and an installable web app everywhere else. Nothing is uploaded to us.
Twiddle is free. Pay what you think it's worth, or nothing at all — the download is the same either way.
macOS & Windows · Not code-signed yet, so expect one first-launch warning.