Use Cases
Markdown Viewer for Non-Technical Reviewers
Share markdown with clients, stakeholders, and teammates who don't work in code editors or GitHub. They open a polished document in their browser and leave comments inline — no account required for public documents.
Why raw markdown is awkward for reviewers
Markdown is great for writing but not for reading — unless it is rendered. Pasting raw markdown into a chat message or email shows pound signs, asterisks, and backticks. GitHub previews require a GitHub account. Copying into Google Docs turns headings into bold text and loses code blocks. Notion imports require a Notion account and workspace access.
For reviewers who just need to read and comment, all of these approaches add unnecessary friction.
What mkdshare.DEV provides
- — A clean, readable document view. Headings, lists, code blocks, and tables all render correctly.
- — Inline comments. Reviewers highlight any passage and click to comment. No markdown knowledge needed.
- — No account required for public documents. Reviewers just open the link.
- — Access control when you need it. Require login, restrict to an email list, or lock to a domain.
- — Expiry dates. Share a link that automatically stops working after a deadline.
Typical workflows
Access control options
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