Moji

I built Moji because opening a Markdown file often felt more complicated than it should. Most of the time, I don't want to launch a full IDE just to read a `.md` file. I wanted Markdown to behave more like a PDF: double-click → read → close. That simple idea became Moji. Moji is a free and open-source desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It focuses on making Markdown pleasant to read, while still giving you an editor when you need one. Over time, I added things like: • live editor + preview with synchronized scrolling • Mermaid diagrams • LaTeX math • tabs and outline navigation • search and replace • HTML, PDF, and PNG export • support for large Markdown files • 15+ interface languages It's built with Electron, React, TypeScript, CodeMirror 6, and Mermaid, and the entire project is MIT licensed. What started as a small tool for myself has grown much more than I expected, but I'm still trying to keep the original idea at the center of it: Markdown should be easy to open and read. I'd love to hear how you use Markdown today and what you'd like to see in Moji next. GitHub: https://github.com/alexishida/Moji

Actually useful and very needed tool! Goodluck!

I usually open a .md file in VS Code even when I literally just want to read it. This would save me from doing that.

Why did nobody make Markdown feel this simple before?