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Markdown writing · iPhone

Inkstone Notes keeps your Markdown notes as files

Every note is an ordinary .md file in iCloud Drive, so you can open the same folder on a Mac or in another editor. Inkstone adds a focused native writing surface without locking your notes in a database.

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Inside the app

Inkstone Notes Markdown editor showing links, task lists and rich-text copy controls
The iPhone editor works directly with Markdown files.

File ownership

Your notes remain plain Markdown

A folder of .md files is the source of truth. Open it from Finder on a Mac, edit with another app or move it without a proprietary export step.

Connected notes

Use [[note title]] links, backlinks and rename-aware links to navigate a growing collection.

Writing tools

Syntax highlighting, live preview, outlines, inline tags, daily notes and full-text search stay close to the editor.

Publish or hand off

Copy with one of eight typesetting styles or export PDF and HTML with embedded images.

Offline rendering

Formulas and diagrams without a web service

KaTeX and Mermaid are bundled for local rendering. The App Store privacy label says the developer does not collect data from this app.

Requirements

Inkstone is an iPhone app requiring iOS 18.0 or later; the interface is available in English and Simplified Chinese.

Store price

The US App Store listed a $0.99 upfront price when checked on 23 September 2026; regional prices may differ.

Common questions

Before you download

Are Inkstone notes locked in its own database?

No. Notes are ordinary Markdown files in an iCloud Drive folder that can be opened or edited by other tools.

Can I use Inkstone's editor on a Mac?

The current App Store listing is for iPhone. You can access the same Markdown files on a Mac through iCloud Drive and edit them with another app.