saveas.md: The missing "Save As Markdown" button for Microsoft Word

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built saveas.md out of sheer frustration with my daily workflow. My corporate clients and executives demand reviewing and redlining everything in Microsoft Word (.docx). But my actual knowledge base, technical documentation, and publishing pipelines (Obsidian, Hugo, GitHub Docs) live exclusively in Markdown (.md). Every single week, I was stuck manually reformatting broken Word tables, stripping messy HTML spans, or risking confidential client NDAs by uploading documents to unvetted online converter websites. So I built the tool Word should have had decades ago: ✦ One-Click Native Save: Hooks into Cmd+S (Mac) and Ctrl+S (Windows). When you save your Word doc, it quietly writes a companion .md file in the same folder. ✦ Pristine Markdown Tables: Parses complex Word table matrices and turns them into clean, aligned GFM pipe tables (| Col | Col |). ✦ Semantic Heading Hierarchy: Uses Word's native OutlineLevel to map Headings 1–6 to # through ###### across all language editions. ✦ 100% On-Device Privacy: Operates entirely inside Word’s local memory sandbox. Zero cloud servers, zero telemetry, zero tokens leaving your computer. ✦ No Subscriptions: $8 one-time purchase, own it forever. You can try the live interactive simulation right in your browser (no signup required): 🔗 https://saveas-md.pages.dev I’ll be here all day replying to questions, feedback, and formatting edge cases! What’s the most frustrating thing about bridging Word and Markdown in your current stack?