Doku
Markdown Viewer & Reader
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Your assistant hands you a .md file and macOS has nowhere good to open it. Doku does. Drop any Markdown file on it and read it the way it was meant to look.
Twelve document themes, most with a light and a dark version, and you pick which one you read in. Headings, tables, task lists, footnotes and code all render the way they should, with syntax highlighting for over forty languages. Mermaid diagrams and LaTeX maths are drawn in place.
Press space on any .md file in Finder to preview it without opening the app, and Markdown files get real thumbnails instead of blank page icons.
Doku is a reader, not an editor. Keep writing wherever you already write. Doku shows you the result and refreshes the moment the file changes on disk. Open several files as tabs in one window, jump between headings with the table of contents, search inside a document, zoom, export to PDF, and summarise long documents on device.
No account, no network, no telemetry. Every document is rendered on your Mac and never leaves it.