The Marked help site, and the copy that ships inside Marked, is generated from a pile of Markdown in a single folder. For a long time that pile was fed to MultiMarkdown. It now goes through Apex.

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I’ve packaged three of my favorite Mac utilities into a single App Store bundle, and it’s a pretty good deal. The Mac Power User bundle gets you TerminalWidget, Marked QL, and FileRouter…

Wiki links now work on Marked Share. Type a note’s name in double brackets and, when someone reads the page, that name becomes a link to the matching document. The match stays inside the same…

SearchLink can now look through Zen bookmarks and history the same way it already did with Firefox (and Chrome and Safari). Zen keeps its history and bookmarks in a Mozilla database, so grew a .

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Marked Share just took another big step toward full folder sync. The API can now take a folder full of Markdown in bulk, process it in the background, and keep it in step with your local copy in both…

Callouts (as popularized by Obsidian and GitHub) are one of those features that seem simple until someone really puts them to work. One user did exactly that. He sent me a document with callouts…

Howzit has always split build notes into topics using Markdown headers. What it didn’t do was care which header level you used. A level 2 and level 3 header were both just “a topic,” and they…

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I built a new app because I was tired of scrolling past jokes, quote-posts, and the same article six times on social media. I also didn’t want to miss great articles from sources not in my RSS…

I’ve been working on Apex for a while: a unified Markdown processor that pulls together the good parts of CommonMark, GFM, MultiMarkdown, Kramdown, and Marked itself. With Marked 3.2.6, Apex…

Marked Share finally has folders. Not collections pretending to be folders. Actual places a document can live in your library, nested the way a notebook app would nest them.

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I already made GoLlyGee for fun. Then I thought: what the heck, make a Mac version… also just for fun.

Public posts, profiles, and collections on Marked Share now get their own share card. Paste a link into Mastodon, Slack, iMessage, or a blog comment and you should see the title, byline, and date on…

Marked is Hookmark’s Partner of the Month for September, and it’s a pairing that makes a lot of sense to me.

I built a little Conway’s Game of Life toy for myself, mostly because I wanted something calm and oddly hypnotic on my phone and Watch. Somewhere along the way I named it GoLlyGee, shrugged…

Busy day on Marked Share. A pile of rendering fixes landed with Apex 1.0.20, front matter stopped leaking into the page, Mermaid diagrams and MathJax math finally draw, and highlights can now turn…

I write a lot of scripts that grab screenshots with , fire CleanShot X’s URL handler, or shove rectangles into AppleScript window frames. The annoying part has never been the capture itself —…

You can put Terminal Widget on the iPhone Lock Screen now. Same targets, same sync, same CLI — just a tighter layout accessible without unlocking your phone.

An irregularly-scheduled roundup of Brett’s favorite web discoveries.

An irregularly-scheduled roundup of Brett’s favorite web discoveries.

Publishing and sharing Markdown on the web has always felt a little disjointed. Sometimes you just want to send a formatted document to a client or colleague and let them leave highlights and notes…

TerminalWidget is built to turn your desktop and mobile widgets into versatile, programmable displays for whatever data you care about. Over the last few updates, I’ve added some fun new visual…

Long documents are where Marked spends most of its life — drafts, research notes, book chapters that refuse to stay short. Reading Mode is built for that: keep your place, move a block at a time…

I recently updated my PopClip extensions collection to use a lot more TypeScript and a lot less Ruby and Python, making extensions faster, easier to sign, and far less reliant on the user having…

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Recently, Dr. Drang submitted a “planets” recipe for TerminalWidget that shows the locations of planets in the night sky. It was a great use of a medium widget format, and did the trick nicely. But…

FileRouter is on Product Hunt today! I’d really appreciate you checking it out and offering your support. I always end up in the top 10 with these launches, but I’ve never quite made it…

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I’ve been using AI agents to scaffold little Mac automations for a while, but TerminalWidget is an especially good fit. The CLI is flag-heavy in a good way — once the model can see the real…

Apex just grew a native Rich Text Format writer. That means Markdown can become something macOS apps already understand: Pages documents, files, and — with a little pasteboard care — rich text you…

People are digging TerminalWidget, which I’m both surprised and delighted by. I really wasn’t sure people would “get” it when I first started working on it (all the way up to the day I…

Graffiti Moe started as a terminal thing on purpose. a random spray, slap one up with a one-liner, feel like you’re tagging a wall that only nerds walk past. Fun. Also… a little exclusive.

Widgets that just sit there and look pretty are fine. Widgets you can tap into are better. TerminalWidget now leans into that with markdown links in body text and table cells, plus a proper launcher…

I’ve been sitting on this one while I got TerminalWidget launched. FileRouter is out — Mac App Store and direct via Paddle (and coming soon to Setapp, give it a couple days) — and I want to…

Graffiti Moe has been a moderate success — enough people spraying the wall that it felt worth pushing further. So I did. I added a few features that make composing more fun and keeping the wall…

I like little terminal messages the way people used to like — something short that shows up when you open a shell and reminds you the machine isn’t entirely boring. I wanted a place for custom…

I’ve always wanted a personal dashboard that actually stays out of the way. Not another browser tab. Not a full-screen monitoring app. Just the numbers and status I care about — sales, transfer…

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I finally got the Marked 3 Obsidian plugin into the official community directory. It can now be installed from within Obsidian with no manual-install rigamarole.

I’ve been chipping away at my PopClip extensions again, and this round is a bigger deal than usual. Not because of any one flashy feature, but because the packaging and interaction model…

An irregularly-scheduled roundup of Brett’s favorite web discoveries.