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LocalMark Studio

LocalMark Studio

A fast, local-first Markdown editor for real work.

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LocalMark Studio is a local-first Markdown editor designed for speed and privacy. What’s special here? Local-first storage: your notes live in your browser (IndexedDB). Real file tree: create folders + files, rename, delete. Command palette: press ⌘⇧P (Mac) / Ctrl⇧P (Windows/Linux). Smart paste: paste rich HTML and get clean Markdown. Live preview: split-pane preview with scroll sync. Extras: optional Mermaid diagrams + KaTeX math.
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What do you think? …

Karthik Ponnam
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built LocalMark Studio because I wanted a Markdown editor that: works instantly doesn’t require an account doesn’t upload my notes anywhere still feels powerful and polished Most editors are either cloud-heavy or overly complex. LocalMark Studio focuses on local storage, performance, and a clean writing experience — while still giving you real folders, exports, and advanced Markdown features. Would love your feedback and feature ideas!
Peter Claridge

@karthikponnam Beautiful UI, great job! And congrats on your launch!

Klaus - WONG CHI HUNG

Congrats on the launch! 🚀 As a HK Markdown user, loving the local-first vibe—no cloud worries. File tree and smart paste are game-changers for quick notes. Dark mode soon? Upvoted! 📝

Karthik Ponnam

Thanks @hkklaus97 ,

Yes updated and Dark Mode is Live

Vrijraj Singh

Nice tool

Curious Kitty
If someone already uses a common setup (Obsidian + sync, VS Code + Markdown preview, Typora, or Notion for drafting), what’s the clearest ‘switching moment’ where LocalMark Studio wins—what job does it do better enough that a user would change behavior?
Jay Dev

Wow, LocalMark Studio looks amazing! The local-first storage and real file tree are exactly what Ive been searching for. How does the smart paste handle complex tables from websites?

Viktor Shumylo

Congrats on the launch! A local-first Markdown editor with this level of polish is really appealing. The focus on speed, privacy, and a real file tree makes it feel like a serious daily driver rather than a toy editor. Smart paste and scroll-synced preview are small details that make a big difference in real workflows. Curious if you’re planning any export or sync options while keeping the local-first philosophy intact.

Giovanni Feltrin

Is IndexedDB reliable enough?

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