Read Markdown Files from iCloud on Your Phone

Connect your iCloud Drive to MD HD and enjoy beautiful, PDF-like rendering of all your markdown files on iPhone and iPad. Native Apple ecosystem integration.

How It Works

1

Connect Your iCloud

Sign in with your Apple ID to grant MD HD access to your iCloud Drive. Seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem you already use.

2

Browse Your Markdown Files

MD HD automatically discovers every .md file in your iCloud Drive, including files from other apps that store in iCloud.

3

Read in High Definition

Open any markdown file and enjoy beautiful, PDF-like rendering with proper typography, code blocks, tables, and images.

Why iCloud + MD HD?

  • iCloud Drive stores your markdown files — MD HD makes them beautiful to read
  • Automatic discovery of every .md file, including files from other apps
  • Seamless Apple ecosystem integration on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
  • Files sync automatically across all your Apple devices

Full Markdown Support

  • Headings, bold, italic, links, and images
  • Syntax-highlighted code blocks in 100+ languages
  • Tables, task lists, and strikethrough (GFM)
  • Dark mode and custom themes for comfortable reading

Your Files Stay Secure

MD HD takes security seriously. We use industry-standard practices to keep your iCloud data safe.

Secure Authentication

You sign in directly with your Apple ID. MD HD never sees or stores your password. You can revoke access at any time from your Apple ID settings.

No File Copying

MD HD reads your files directly from iCloud Drive on demand. Your markdown files are never copied to our servers. Your data stays in your iCloud.

Encrypted Tokens

Your access tokens are encrypted with AES-256 at rest. Even in the unlikely event of a data breach, your tokens would be unreadable.

Ready to read your iCloud markdown files?

Download MD HD free and connect your iCloud Drive in seconds.

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