> yourcontextinsimplemarkdown
Create, edit and share markdown files with people and AI agents. Work in a beautiful online editor, or control your markdown files through API and MCP.
# Agent-ready notesMarkdown for teammates, scripts, and AI agents.Hit `Cmd+S` to save, then share the rendered file.## Context- [x] Describe the folder for agents- [x] Paste an image into markdown- [ ] Share the doc with images- [ ] Let MCP read it as contextRead API: GET /api/v1/documents/:id
built for useful markdown.
Write in the browser, attach images, share the result, then let scripts and agents read the same workspace through documented interfaces.
Separate workspaces
Keep work, personal, and side projects in their own workspaces — each with its own folders, documents, and search. Switch in a click; collections still span them all.
Modern online editor
A focused Monaco-based editor with markdown highlighting, a visual (WYSIWYG) mode, split preview, keyboard-friendly saves, and no desktop app to install.
Tasks from your checkboxes
Every - [ ] scattered across your documents, gathered into one list you can filter by status, due date, and owner — with no separate database. Your checkboxes stay plain markdown.
Sharing and commenting
Share markdown files by link or invite specific people, then collect feedback through comments without exposing the rest of your workspace.
Search your documents
Find documents by title and body text across your workspace, then jump straight back into the file you need.
GitHub integration
Connect a GitHub account to a workspace and edit the markdown in your repositories in place — browse repos, branches, and folders, then commit changes straight back to the repo. Free on every plan.
API access
Use API to list workspaces, folders, and documents, fetch markdown bodies from server-side scripts or agent tools and upload document.
MCP server for AI agents
Connect Claude.ai and ChatGPT with a browser sign-in — no token to paste — or point Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other MCP-capable agents at the hosted or local server.
Folder context descriptions
Add descriptions to folders so humans and agents know what belongs there before reading every document.
free to lift off. pro to fly.
Begin free with everything you need to write, share, and comment. Move to Pro for 10,000 files, a large image library, API access, and a local MCP server. Try Pro free for 7 days.
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| // what's included | Free free forever | Prorecommended €4.99/ month for power users & agents 7-day free trial |
|---|---|---|
| ›Markdown files | 100 | 10,000 |
| ›Image uploads | 5 | 10,000 |
| ›Commenting | Included | Included |
| ›Public sharing links | Included | Included |
| ›Private sharing of documents and folders | Not included | Included |
| ›Version history | Not included | Included |
| ›Full access through API | Not included | Included |
| ›Remote MCP Server | Not included | Included |
| // no card to start | ./start | ./start-trial |
//Fair-use policy may apply — generous limits assume reasonable use, and abusive usage (excessive reads or writes, oversized documents) may be throttled.
clip the web. keep the markdown.
The MDflow Web Clipper turns any page into clean Markdown and saves it straight to a folder in your account. Read the article, highlight what matters, then clip — no copy-paste, no formatting cleanup.
how it fits your workflow
Plain markdown stays portable
Write normal markdown and keep the source easy to copy, export, or feed into another tool.
Readers get the clean version
Share links open directly to the rendered document. No workspace chrome, no account requirement for readers.
Images follow the document
Uploaded images are private by default and become readable only when the saved document is shared.
Agents get scoped context
Folder descriptions, document metadata, and markdown bodies give AI tools useful context without write access.
Server-side auth
Workspace reads and writes require authentication. Public documents use random share slugs.
Small surface area
Editor, search, sharing, API, and MCP. The product stays focused on moving markdown between people and tools.
switching from another app?
See how MDflow compares — honestly, including where they still win — to the tools people leave behind.
start your markdown workspace.
Sign in with Google, create a folder, describe its context, and start collecting markdown that people and agents can read.