A native Mac markdown workspace for your AI-generated code docs.
Clean sidebar, outline, beautifully rendered markdown. Native Mac speed. Not Electron.
One click publishes a rendered page. Send a link instead of a raw .md.
No imports. No exports. AI updates the file — Miriaview updates the view.
Browse remote markdown tree like it's local. No clone, no scp, no heavyweight remote IDE.
Built for every AI agent writing markdown at your desk
Open a project folder. Watch Miriaview render the markdown your agent just committed. Publish it with one click. Send a teammate the link.
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Every time Claude Code or Cursor generates a new markdown file, you're stuck choosing between four bad options.
VSCode preview lags. Cursor shows raw markdown. JetBrains is overkill.
Open a project folder. Clean sidebar, document outline, beautifully rendered markdown — with Mermaid diagrams, code copy buttons, and full Unicode typography. Instant.
Fast native launch. Low memory footprint. Not Electron.
Sending .md files on Telegram or Slack is messy. Recipients see raw syntax or download junk.
One click → publish. Share a link. Anyone opens a beautifully rendered page in their browser. No account required.
Two sharing modes: unlisted (link-only, not indexed) or public (search-engine discoverable).
Notion and Obsidian want you to import. Once imported, your files are disconnected from the code.
Miriaview reads files where they already are. AI updates them → Miriaview shows the new version. No sync, no export, no drift.
Point it at any folder. `git pull` away. We won't touch your files.
Docs on a remote server? SSH + cat | less, scp down, or VSCode Remote (heavyweight). Answering a teammate becomes a 5-step process.
Add an SSH workspace → browse the remote markdown tree → click to read → share the rendered link. No local clone required.
Works over SFTP. Keys stored in Keychain. Built for SSH from day one.
Every spec links to its plan. Every plan links to its ADR. Every ADR links back to a prior decision. Miriaview turns this graph into a navigable library — hover any cross-doc link and read the whole page in a scrollable preview, without losing where you were.
Most markdown apps assume your docs live on your Mac. But the specs your agent generated last Tuesday? They're on the staging box. With Miriaview, you add an SSH workspace and read them like they're local.
We do five things. We do them perfectly. If you need a sixth, we're not your tool. This is the opposite of Notion and Obsidian — and the reason Miriaview stays fast year after year.
Free is fully functional. Pro = professional sharing + remote editing.
Subscriptions auto-renew. Cancel anytime in App Store settings. Apple handles billing. Free publishing is subject to fair-use and abuse limits.
Yes — Miriaview is built natively for macOS 14 (Sonoma) and newer. iPad and other platforms aren't on the v1 roadmap. We'll consider other platforms based on Mac demand post-launch.
Yes — Miriaview doesn't care which agent writes the markdown. It reads .md files wherever your tools leave them, local or over SSH.
Not in v1. We ship sharing via link (two modes: unlisted or public) but no real-time co-editing or shared workspaces. If we see strong demand post-launch, we'll consider a team tier.
Yes — local read + edit, unlimited workspaces, and unlimited publishing (subject to fair-use and abuse limits) are free forever. Free publishing adds a small "Published with Miriaview" footer and uses an anonymous URL prefix. Pro removes the footer, gives you a clean URL with your own slug, and unlocks SSH read + write + unlimited SSH profiles.
Yes. Subscriptions cancel via App Store → Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions. You keep Pro access until the end of the billing period. Refunds are handled by Apple.
Lifetime is a one-time $79 purchase that unlocks every Pro feature forever — including future Pro additions like custom domains. It is an early-supporter offer during soft launch. If we retire it later, Monthly and Annual remain available.
Subscriptions fund ongoing development — new features, bug fixes, and the server hosting your published pages. Lifetime exists for those who prefer one-time payment, as an early-supporter soft launch offer. Both unlock the same Pro features.
In your repo. Miriaview reads files where they already are — we don't copy, import, or store them. When you publish, only the rendered page goes to our server; the source stays on your Mac (or your server, if SSH).
No. We don't train any models on your content, and we don't pass it to third parties. Published pages go through our renderer to HTML; source .md files never leave your device unless you publish. If you enable Cloud SSH Sync (Pro), only the files you publish are read from your server to keep the rendered page fresh — unpublished files are never touched.
Cloud SSH Sync (Pro) keeps your published markdown automatically fresh: when you publish a file from your SSH server, Miriaview polls every minute and re-renders the public page when the source changes. The connection uses a per-workspace Ed25519 key that's installed read-only on your server, scoped to one folder, and encrypted at rest on our side with a key held in an isolated service. You can disable Cloud Sync from Settings or the workspace context menu at any time — that removes the key server-side and stops polling.
Native Mac. Live from your repo. Share with a link. Reach it over SSH.