Feature · Cloud sync

Sync everywhere. The keys stay with you.

Offline-first sync across macOS, Windows and iOS, with explicit conflict resolution, version snapshots, and a recovery phrase only you hold. The cloud is operated for you — not overlord over you.

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Local vault

TLS
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MDDock Cloud

real-time
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Team

Cloud

Local-first, team-ready

Your files stay on your machine by default. When you want to collaborate, MDDock Cloud gives you sync, shared Cloud Docs, real-time co-editing, version history, and agent tokens, without exposing your local vault.

  • ✓Your local vault stays on your device by default
  • ✓Shared Cloud Doc spaces with collaborators
  • ✓Real-time co-editing + version history
  • ✓Sign in with GitHub or Google

Office round-trip

Word ↔ Markdown — titles, tables, and structure preserved

Import a .docx, edit in Markdown, export back to Word, formatting, tables, and images stay intact.

Learn more →

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.docx
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Markdown
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.pptx / .xlsx

Frequently asked questions

Is the cloud required to use MDDock?+
No. The desktop app and the terminal TUI work fully offline on local files. The cloud is an optional layer for sync, sharing and publishing — turn it on when you need it, ignore it when you don't.
What does sync cover?+
Your vault across devices — Mac, Windows and the iOS app. Edit on one device, pick up on another, with conflict-safe syncing of plain Markdown files.
Who can read my notes in the cloud?+
Only you. Notes are private to your account by default; nothing is public unless you explicitly create a share link or publish a page. There is no social graph, no discovery feed of your content.
Can I share a single document with someone?+
Yes — create a share link for one note and the recipient reads it in the browser, no account needed on their side. Revoke the link any time.
What happens to my files if I stop using the cloud?+
Nothing. Your notes are plain Markdown files that live on your disk first — cancel the cloud and every word is still yours, still local, still openable by any editor.

Turn your documents into an AI-readable knowledge base

Try the free tools in your browser, then download the desktop app to keep everything local.