TiberiumA Markdown-friendly note taking app for people who think in headings
Markdown is a thinking tool more than a syntax. People who write in Markdown have trained themselves to think in headings, lists, and code blocks — and most rich-text editors fight that habit. Tiberium respects the Markdown mindset without forcing strict syntax.
What to look for
- ✓ Heading shortcuts that work the way you expect
- ✓ Bullet and numbered lists with sensible defaults
- ✓ Code blocks with monospace formatting
- ✓ Bold, italic, and link shortcuts
What 'Markdown-friendly' means here
Tiberium is not a strict Markdown editor. It is a rich-text editor that respects the structural moves Markdown writers make — hash for headings, dash for lists, backticks for code. The render is clean and the shortcuts feel natural.
When you want strict Markdown
For pipelines that need raw .md files — static site generators, dev docs — a dedicated Markdown editor is still the right pick. Tiberium is for the writing that does not need to be exported as raw Markdown.
Why most writers prefer this
The Markdown mindset is what matters. The syntax was always a means to that end. Tiberium gives you the mindset without making you look at the raw symbols.
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Sign up for TiberiumFrequently asked questions
Can I write in raw Markdown?
You can use the shortcuts, but Tiberium renders the result rather than showing raw syntax.
Can I export to .md?
Copy the content out — headings and lists carry through.
Does it support code blocks?
Yes — monospace blocks with language hints.
What about tables?
Tables are supported in a simple form.