Plain Markdown packages
A workspace is a .ifade package. Your notes are real .md files in real folders, not a proprietary database.

Ifade for macOS
A local Markdown knowledge base for the agent era. Native macOS, built with SwiftUI — fast, tiny, and yours.
SHA256: 871d2abeaae2ce544e3692182ea0b3d3ba7d6ac2562cdbc23fbd48b1b614aa3a

Ifade keeps the surface quiet: native editing, plain files, useful capture, and a folder structure agents can understand.
A workspace is a .ifade package. Your notes are real .md files in real folders, not a proprietary database.
Style headings, tags, bold, italic, underline, strike, and code independently for light and dark themes.
Every checkbox across the project appears in one Todo view. Toggle it there and the source note updates.
Claude, Cursor, and local tools can read or edit the same folder you use in the native editor.
SwiftUI and TextKit2 keep writing fast, predictable, and macOS-native. No web view in the editor.
Screenshot OCR and selected-text capture help turn fleeting context into durable Markdown notes.
No feature tiers and no AI-credit math. Pricing is not live yet, so every current download is free.
Try it month to month
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Pay once. Keep forever
A few things people usually want to know before downloading. Tap a question to expand the answer.
It's a regular folder on disk with a .ifade extension. Inside are your real Markdown files and assets — nothing proprietary, nothing locked in.
Yes. Ifade is local-first. Every note lives on your Mac and never leaves it unless you put it in iCloud, Git, or another sync tool yourself.
Point any file-aware tool at your .ifade folder. Because everything is plain Markdown in plain folders, agents can read and edit alongside you.
Use the capture shortcut, drop a screenshot in, and Ifade extracts text in the background so the image and its content both end up searchable.
Ifade currently requires macOS 15 Sonoma or later and uses native SwiftUI / TextKit2.

Download Ifade, create a local package, and start writing in plain Markdown.