Hi Product Hunt, I am building VeloWrite, a lightweight Markdown editor for people who want a fast writing surface without the heavy editor feel. The first preview has two parts: 1. A free web editor you can use immediately for Markdown editing, live preview, import, download, and HTML export. 2. A Tauri desktop preview for native file open/save, offline writing, recent files, and local history snapshots. The goal is simple: let casual users try Markdown editing in the browser, then give serious writers a local-first desktop app when privacy, file access, and offline work matter. VeloWrite is still early. AI commands, private sync, and one-click publishing are on the roadmap, but they are not active paid features yet. I am launching early to learn which workflow matters most: faster local editing, browser-based temporary writing, AI-native Markdown, sync, or publishing. What I would love feedback on: - Would you use a browser Markdown editor if it felt fast and private? - What would make you download the desktop app instead of staying in the browser? - Which Pro workflow is actually worth paying for: AI, sync, publishing, export, or something else? You can try the web editor now, download the desktop preview, or join the Pro interest list if the roadmap matches your workflow. Thanks for taking a look.

VeloWrite

Fast Markdown writing in your browser and on desktop

Fast Markdown writing in your browser and on desktop