Moki - Markdown Editor

### Description
Moki is a warm, simple home for your Markdown on iPhone and iPad — a lovely place to read it and write it.

**Reading is a pleasure**

- 10 built-in themes to choose from — with colorful code blocks, math, and diagrams
- A comfy, centered reading width keeps long lines easy on the eyes
- A Table of Contents to hop between headings
- Light or dark, whichever you like

**Writing feels easy**

- Your preview sits right beside the editor as you type — scroll either side and the other keeps pace
- A handy formatting toolbar above the keyboard
- Gentle syntax colors, and lists that keep themselves going
- Everything saves on its own

**Made for Vibe Coding**

- Open a folder and all your Markdown shows up in the sidebar
- When a file changes, it re-renders in a blink — so you can watch your notes, plans, and AI-written docs update live, all in one place
- Local images just show up — even blog posts that use site-absolute paths like /images/photo.png
- Find files by name, and create, rename, or delete files and folders with ease

**See the PDF before you share it**

- PDF Preview shows your note exactly as it will print — paginated A4 or Letter, tall images fitted to a page, lines never split, and your own page breaks honored
- Flip through the pages right in the reader, then export with one click (Moki Pro)

**Make it yours with Moki Pro**

One-time purchase:

- Export polished, paginated PDFs
- Design your own theme — colors, fonts, line spacing, and reading width — with a live preview
- Import Markdown CSS themes, fonts and images included, and export your themes as CSS to share or fine-tune

**And there's more — beyond Markdown**

- Source code in living color in a dark editor — Swift, Python, JavaScript, JSON, and more
- A built-in PDF viewer with page layouts and navigation
- An image viewer with zoom and animated GIFs, plus video playback
- Take a peek at any other file type with QuickLook
- iCloud files download whenever you need them, with a clear indicator
- Three display modes: read, write, or both