Write and preview together
Edit AsciiDoc with inline formatting, or switch to split view and preview. Headings, tables, links and code blocks take shape while you write.
AppAsciiDoc is a lightweight desktop workspace for turning scattered notes into clear, connected documentation. Write in AsciiDoc, see the finished page as you type, and keep every file in folders you control.
Choose the installer for your system.
From the first outline to a polished export, AppAsciiDoc keeps writing, organizing and sharing in one focused place.
Edit AsciiDoc with inline formatting, or switch to split view and preview. Headings, tables, links and code blocks take shape while you write.
Keep notes in folders, link related pages, search across your workspace, revisit recent files, and explore backlinks and a local note graph.
Git stays optional. Opening a folder does not create a repository. Configure a remote, review local and remote changes, then start sync with a click. Conflicting versions are preserved for review.
Encrypt a note with a passphrase and keep its interoperable .age file for Git sync. Decrypt it on another AppAsciiDoc device with the same passphrase.
Export notes as HTML, PDF or a static site. Use the same source for internal procedures, public guides and project documentation.
The interface is available in Brazilian Portuguese, English, Spanish and Simplified Chinese.
AsciiDoc works well for long-form, structured writing. AppAsciiDoc gives those documents a simple, searchable workspace.
AppAsciiDoc works with local folders and does not require an account or cloud service. The current Windows NSIS installer is about 4.5 MB. Memory usage has not yet been measured.
64-bit Windows 10 version 1803 or later, and Windows 11. Requires Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime.
64-bit distributions with GTK 3 and WebKitGTK 4.1. Ubuntu 22.04+ and Debian 12+ are reference baselines.
macOS Catalina 10.15 or later. The configured universal build targets Intel and Apple Silicon.
These minimums follow the project configuration and Tauri requirements. The CI workflow builds for all three desktop systems; testing on every minimum-version device is still in progress. Linux AppImage users need the GTK 3 and WebKitGTK 4.1 runtime libraries.
Yes. AppAsciiDoc opens local folders and works without an account or cloud service. Git synchronization is optional and starts only after you configure a remote and click sync.
Encrypt a note with a passphrase to create an interoperable .age file. The same passphrase can decrypt it on another AppAsciiDoc device.