On the Mac, a fast Markdown editor
A true Markdown editor that feels instant. Your formatting shows as you write, and the syntax tucks away until you need it.
Coming soon to Mac, iPhone, and iPad
Notes and tasks, together in Markdown.
Stop juggling a notes app and a todo list. Cobble keeps your ideas and the work they lead to side by side, on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Made for the device in your hand.
Cobble isn’t one app stretched across every screen. On each device it works the way you already do, so there’s nothing new to learn.
- MacMade for the keyboard. Shortcuts take you anywhere in the app, so your hands never have to leave the keys.
- iPhoneA rich-text editor you drive with taps and swipes, so writing and editing feel effortless.
- iPadThe best of both: taps and swipes in your hands, and a menu bar and shortcuts the moment a keyboard is attached.
Plain Markdown files. Yours to keep.
Your writing belongs to you, not to an app. Every note and task is a plain Markdown file on your device, and with Cobble+ they sync through your own private iCloud.
- Nothing to sign up forStart writing the moment you open it. No account, no Cobble server, and nothing tracking you.
- Never locked inPlain text opens in any editor, so your notes outlast any app, Cobble included.
- Back up your wayCopy your whole library from your Mac to any folder or drive, whenever you like.
An editor for each device.
The same notes everywhere, and writing them feels natural on whichever device you pick up.
On iPhone and iPad, made for touch
A rich-text editor made for your fingertips. The Markdown is still there when you want it, and out of sight when you don’t.
Notes and tasks, stacked well.
Everything you need to get from an idea to done, one stone at a time.
Todos that live with your plans
Link a task to any note and it’s right there whenever you open that note, so the next step is always beside the thinking behind it. Build whatever project system fits the way you work. Schedule a task by typing it the way you’d say it, like “next Friday” or “every Monday at 9am,” and a timed alert brings it back when it’s due.
Inbox
Today
This Evening
Upcoming
Someday
Logbook
Your whole day on one page
Today’s tasks and calendar events, plus room to jot down whatever the day brings, all in one place.
Integrates with Apple Calendar and Reminders
See your whole day without switching apps. Events from Apple Calendar show up beside your tasks, and what’s waiting in Apple Reminders lands in your Inbox, ready to become tasks.
Every task in one view
Everything on your plate, in one list. Every open task is there, sorted by when it’s due and the note it belongs to, and notes with unfinished checklists get a nudge too.
Daily Notes
A journal that keeps itself. Every day gets its own page, and any date you mention in a note links back to it, so looking back on a day, or ahead to one, shows everything about it.
Bi-directional links
Connect your notes and see each connection from both sides. Every note shows the notes that link to it, with the line around each mention, so related ideas find each other. Links keep working when you rename or move a note.
Sync across your devices
Write on your Mac and it’s on your iPhone moments later. Everything syncs through your own private iCloud, and no Cobble server ever sees your notes.
Make it yours
Change how Cobble looks with a theme. Each one sets the colors across the whole app, in light and dark, so your notes feel like your own space.
AI, only if you want it
Connect Cobble to the AI assistant you use on your Mac, and it can save notes, add tasks, and find things for you. Nothing is shared until you turn it on. Separate switches decide whether your assistant can create, read, or edit, you choose which folders it can see, and everything it makes is marked as made by AI.
And more
Quick capture from anywhere Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets Quick Find and full-text search Photos, PDFs, scans, tables, and whiteboards Customizable typography
Be first to know.
Cobble is coming to the App Store for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Leave your email and we’ll tell you the day it launches.