Markdown editor
Syntax highlighting, live preview, and split-screen. Images, tables, code blocks, and math — written as files on disk.
Write markdown.
Continuously publish.
Notefig turns a folder of markdown into a published docs site. Your team writes, commits, and every change can ship itself.
Files
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Editor
The Notefig Editor is a desktop application for writing and publishing books. It provides a markdown editor with live preview, file management, and one-click publishing.
Installation
Desktop (macOS)
Download the latest release from GitHub.
Web (Chrome only)
Use the browser version: app.notefig.com
Coming Soon
Linux (Debian/Ubuntu)
Windows
Features
Writing: Full-featured markdown editor with syntax highlighting, live preview, and split-screen mode. Support for images, tables, code blocks, and math.
Git integration: Connect to any git remote. The editor commits your changes and syncs with your repository. Use GitHub, GitLab, or your own server.
Publishing: Deploy to multiple platforms from the editor. Vercel, Netlify, S3, and more.
Projects: Create and switch between multiple books. Each project has its own git repository and configuration.
Configuration
The editor creates a .metristsrc file in your project root. This stores your preferences, build settings, and publishing configuration.
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One folder of files. A live docs site.
Teams write product docs in markdown. Notefig turns that folder into a published docs site — and keeps shipping as the docs change.
Files you own
Plain markdown, no proprietary format, no lock-in. Your content stays portable no matter what you publish it as.
Git is the source of truth
Connect GitHub, GitLab, or your own remote. The editor commits and syncs so the repo is always the docs.
Publish as you write
Ship docs incrementally. Update after release. Content evolves; the published site follows the files.
One-click hosts
Deploy to Vercel, Netlify, Railway, Coolify, or S3 from the editor. Notefig writes the host config, including vercel.json.
Many projects, one app
Create and switch between projects. Each project has its own git repository and publishing configuration.
Live preview
Watch a folder of markdown and see the site as you write — in the editor or with the CLI dev server.
Deploy on push
Connect the GitHub repo to Vercel (or Netlify) and every push rebuilds the docs. Set the workflow up once.
Theming
The CLI builds a static site with a theme you choose. Override theme and output per project or per command.
For developers
Same publish path from the CLI.
Watch a folder, build static files, deploy. Drop it in GitHub Actions the same way you run it locally.
npx notefig watch npx notefig build npx notefig publish vercel
Start in the browser, or download for macOS.
The web app is the same editor. The desktop app talks to folders on your machine. Windows and Linux desktop are on the way.