A page of your own.

Jot your thoughts. Share them everywhere.

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Remarks document in a chat window A Remarks document being dragged into a ChatGPT window, with Claude visible in the background.

Ready for handoff.

Drop the document into a chat with a friend, an email to a coworker, or a conversation with your AI thinking partner. The headings, tables, and links arrive intact.

Files you'll have forever.

Every document lives in a folder you already use. Drop it in iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive — and it shows up on all your other devices.

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Plain text. (Structure included.)

Headings, lists, quotes, and links take shape as you type. No syntax to memorize — what you write is what you get.

Remarks editor with formatted text Remarks window: a document with two H2 headings, a bulleted list, a block quote, and a link — all rendered as rich text without any visible syntax.
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Never lose your place.

The outline, highlights, comments, and footnotes all live in a sidebar. Click any entry to jump to that spot in the document — and back again when you're done.

Remarks sidebar with outline and footnotes The Remarks sidebar showing a document outline, with highlights and footnotes listed below. Each entry jumps to its location in the document.

Under the hood

Power tools when you need them.

Headings, lists, links, tables, footnotes, code blocks, block quotes, highlight, underline, superscript, subscript. Drag images in, search across the document, jump between sections with the outline. Everything a real document calls for, already there.

A Remarks document with table, footnotes, and code A long-form document showing a heading hierarchy, an editable table, a footnote, and a syntax-highlighted code block.

$9.99. One time.

Buy once on the Mac App Store. Files open in any text editor, on any computer, with or without Remarks installed.

Requires macOS 14 or later.