An honest look at how Pinrom Docs stacks up — including where each alternative is genuinely better. The thread through all of them: your words as plain .md files you own, local and free.
Everything you open Docs for — but the file lives on your machine, not their cloud. The one thing Google structurally can't offer.
Both keep your files local. Pinrom wins on simplicity, true WYSIWYG, and sharing that just works — no plugin hunt.
The same write-like-a-doc feel, plus private sharing and free — where Typora stays single-player and paid.
Real markdown without the split-pane raw syntax — and your files stay on disk, not in their cloud.
No lock-in and no proprietary blocks — just a folder of plain .md files you own, offline and free.
Download the editor, open a .md, and judge it against whatever you use now. No account, no upload.