Markor lets users create notes and manage to-do lists with Markdown and todo.txt formatting on Android.

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About Markor

Markor is a text editor for Android for creating notes and managing to-do lists using Markdown, todo.txt, and Zim wiki formats. Documents are stored as plain text files in a Notebook folder that can be changed to another location on the filesystem, with QuickNote and To-Do kept as text files, and can be opened with other plaintext software.

It works offline and includes syntax highlighting, auto-save with undo and redo options, and conversion, preview, and sharing of documents as HTML and PDF. File syncing requires a separate sync app.

Key features

  • Create notes using Markdown, todo.txt, and Zim wiki formats
  • Store documents as plain text in selectable filesystem folder
  • Convert, preview, and share documents as HTML and PDF
  • Save shared text from other apps into notes or clipboard
  • Auto-save editing with undo and redo options
  • Insert pictures and to-do items with syntax highlighting
Best for: People who want to keep notes and to-do lists as plain text files on Android.
Good for
  • Works completely offline
  • Contains no ads or unnecessary permissions
  • Files remain compatible with other plaintext software
Watch out for
  • Requires a separate app to sync files

Markor at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Android, Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Markor FAQ

What formats does Markor support?
Markdown, todo.txt, and Zim wiki.
Where does Markor store documents?
All documents are stored in the Notebook folder, which can be changed to any location on the filesystem. QuickNote and To-Do are text files.
How does file syncing work?
Markor does not sync by itself; a separate sync app must do the syncing. Listed examples include Dropbox, Nextcloud, Syncthing, OwnCloud, Seafile, FolderSync, BitTorrent Sync, and Syncopoli.
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