Big files feel like small ones.
Your text lives in a piece tree, the same kind of structure VS Code uses. Typing never shuffles megabytes of text around, and only what's on screen is drawn.
Markdown editor for Android
SS Markdown opens your own .md files where they live, stays smooth on big ones, and doesn't lose your work. Free and open source, offline, with no ads, no account and no subscription.
Your text lives in a piece tree, the same kind of structure VS Code uses. Typing never shuffles megabytes of text around, and only what's on screen is drawn.
A checksummed recovery journal, verified saves, and version history stored as snapshots plus diffs. If another app changes your file, nothing is overwritten without asking.
Two bars. Copy and Save are always visible, and everything else appears only when it applies.
Switch between Code, Split and Preview, and type straight into the formatted view, tables included, without your hand-written Markdown being reformatted.
Open and save .md files in place from any app, or work across a whole folder. Nothing is locked inside the app.
Light and dark, as the app draws them.
Two bars at rest. Unsaved is a red dot, the word "Unsaved" and a red Save.
The real page render in the Clean and Reader themes, with maths and Mermaid.
Tap the title: outline, files and drafts, with "You're here".
Nothing is overwritten. Merge, compare or keep either version.
The folder panel docked, with Save all and per-file state.
The code is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Read it, build it, and report bugs or send pull requests on GitHub.