Coffee launches quiet Markdown editor for Mac
Coffee is a native macOS Markdown editor that keeps notes as plain files while adding inline calculations, Mermaid diagrams, math, on-device AI, and reviewable edits from tools like Claude and Cursor. It offers a 14-day free trial, then €3/month or a €79 one-time license. [Coffee](https://coffeetext.app/)
Coffee’s strongest idea is not the sums; it is making AI-assisted notes auditable without sacrificing file ownership.
- –Plain Markdown files remain portable across editors, Git repositories, and automation workflows.
- –Inline calculations, math, and Mermaid rendering turn notes into practical working documents without polluting the source files.
- –Line-by-line review of AI changes provides a useful safety layer for Claude, Cursor, and other file-editing tools.
- –Local search, on-device AI, and an MCP server make the app relevant to privacy-conscious AI workflows.
- –Mac-only availability and paid pricing put it in direct competition with Obsidian, Typora, iA Writer, and a growing field of native Markdown editors.
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2026-11-10
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2026-11-10
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Pedro Thomaz