How can we help?

Search for help...
App

mrkdwn

Cross-platform markdown editor with local-first storage and AI-native writing assistance.

Getting Started

Set up mrkdwn, create your first note, and learn the basics.

Sync Issues

Troubleshoot iCloud sync, resolve conflicts, and check sync status.

AI Features

Configure AI providers, manage API keys, and explore AI workflows.

Account & Billing

Manage your subscription, update payment info, or request a refund.

Privacy & Data

Learn how we handle your data, encryption, and privacy controls.

Data Deletion

Request deletion of your account and associated data.

mrkdwn FAQ

Your notes are already stored as plain Markdown files on your device. You can access them directly through Finder or any file manager. To find your notes folder, go to Settings > Storage and look for the file path.
mrkdwn uses iCloud Drive for sync. Make sure iCloud Drive is enabled in your device settings, then open mrkdwn and go to Settings > Sync. Your notes will sync automatically across all devices signed into the same Apple ID.
Go to Settings > AI and select your preferred provider. You can use OpenAI, Anthropic, or a local model. You’ll need to provide your own API key for cloud providers.
Subscriptions are managed through the App Store. Go to your device’s Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions, find mrkdwn, and tap Cancel Subscription. You’ll retain access until the end of your billing period.
Yes. Notes stored in iCloud are encrypted in transit and at rest using Apple’s encryption. Local files are protected by your device’s file-system encryption. We never have access to your note contents.
You can delete your account in-app via Settings > Account > Delete Account, or by emailing privacy@buenalabs.io. There’s a 7-day grace period during which you can cancel. See our Data Deletion page for full details.
Typeface

buena mono

A monospace typeface designed for extended prose readability and code clarity.

Specimen & Downloads

View the type specimen, test weights, and download font files.

Licensing

buena mono is released under the SIL Open Font License.

Report an Issue

Found a glyph bug or rendering issue? Let us know.

buena mono FAQ

buena mono is released under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. You can use it freely in personal and commercial projects.
buena mono is a variable font with 8 weights, from Thin (100) to ExtraBold (800). You can use any weight in between with the variable font file.
Yes. buena mono includes coding ligatures for common programming sequences like =>, ->, !=, and ===. You can enable or disable them in your editor’s font settings.
buena mono supports 200+ languages with Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek character sets.
Absolutely. Install the font on your system and select "buena mono" in your editor or terminal preferences. The variable font works in most modern applications.

Contact Us

Email Support

Reach us at support@buenalabs.io. We typically respond within 48 hours.

Bug Reports

Found a bug? Email us at support@buenalabs.io.

Feature Requests

Have an idea? Email us at support@buenalabs.io.

System Status

All systems operational