Downloads and the open source parsing core for Marklet.
- Grab the latest version from the Releases page.
- The direct download version checks for updates through Sparkle.
Write with live formatting, edit tables in place, and choose a theme that feels right.
Marklet Warm is based on the Primary theme, with warm paper colors and purple and teal accents.
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| Catppuccin Latte | Dracula |
Find Nord, Catppuccin, and Dracula in Marklet's community theme browser. Preview their supported colors before choosing a theme.
Nord, with two editing mode controls and the floating formatting toolbar.
More screenshots: Catppuccin Mocha math and Paper reading
Keep a floating notepad close by for ideas, reminders, and small checklists. Enable Scraps in Settings when you want it. Your notes stay in Markdown files.
These screenshots show the full Marklet app. The standalone open source core demo is below.
Marklet’s Markdown parsing core is open source under GPLv3 with the additional permission in LICENSE.additional-terms. The full app and its editor remain in a private repository.
The core is a standalone Swift package with no external package dependencies. It exposes source ranges for emphasis, code, math, tables, and front matter, plus basic native text rendering with configurable fonts and colors. See CORE.md for usage, scope, and attribution.
Try the native demo: edit Markdown and switch text palettes.
Requires Swift 6.1 and macOS 14 or later. Run swift test to build and test the core.