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- Best rank
- #64
- Top Paid, Germany
- Last updated
- May 5, 2026
Rankings
App Store top charts- Highest rank
- #64
- Chart
- Top Paid
- Productivity
- Country
- Germany
App Store Rankings for Plain Markdown
Top rankings
| Rank | Country | Category | List |
|---|---|---|---|
| 64 | Germany | Productivity | Top Paid |
Ranking history in Germany
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Releases
Updates seen on the App Store- Version
- 1.0
- Launched
- May 2026
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Technology
Found in the app by AppBrain- Price
- $2.99
- App size
- 3.79 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
Technologies used by Plain Markdown
About the app and developer
About Plain Markdown
Plain Markdown is a productivity app developed by Yongmin Ji.
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App Information
Plain Markdown costs $2.99. The app size is 3.79 MB. The latest version available is 1.0. The last update was on May 5, 2026.
Technical Requirements
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since May 2026.
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Plain Markdown
Read your .md files in place.
Pick a folder on your iPhone or in iCloud Drive. The app lists every .md file inside — nothing more, nothing less. Tap a file to read it; the markdown is rendered with quiet, weight-driven typography that gets out of the way.
The app uses Apple's standard folder picker, so it works with iCloud Drive, On My iPhone, and any third-party Files app provider (Dropbox, Google Drive, Working Copy, etc.). Pick once, and the app remembers — drill into subfolders, come back, switch folders.
No accounts. No sync engine. No editor. Just a reader.
· Folder picker with iCloud Drive and Files-app provider support
· Drill into subfolders — back-button navigation
· Inline images (jpg, png, gif, webp, svg, heic, heif, bmp, avif)
· GitHub-flavored markdown: tables, blockquotes, code blocks, task lists, strikethrough
· Adjustable text size (5 steps)
· Light & dark mode
· Mono body font option for code-style reading
· Local only — your files never leave your device
Privacy
This app does not collect data, display ads, or communicate with any server. The folder picker is Apple's. Files are read on-device only. There are no analytics, no third-party SDKs, no telemetry.
Less, but better.
Read your .md files in place.
Pick a folder on your iPhone or in iCloud Drive. The app lists every .md file inside — nothing more, nothing less. Tap a file to read it; the markdown is rendered with quiet, weight-driven typography that gets out of the way.
The app uses Apple's standard folder picker, so it works with iCloud Drive, On My iPhone, and any third-party Files app provider (Dropbox, Google Drive, Working Copy, etc.). Pick once, and the app remembers — drill into subfolders, come back, switch folders.
No accounts. No sync engine. No editor. Just a reader.
· Folder picker with iCloud Drive and Files-app provider support
· Drill into subfolders — back-button navigation
· Inline images (jpg, png, gif, webp, svg, heic, heif, bmp, avif)
· GitHub-flavored markdown: tables, blockquotes, code blocks, task lists, strikethrough
· Adjustable text size (5 steps)
· Light & dark mode
· Mono body font option for code-style reading
· Local only — your files never leave your device
Privacy
This app does not collect data, display ads, or communicate with any server. The folder picker is Apple's. Files are read on-device only. There are no analytics, no third-party SDKs, no telemetry.
Less, but better.