Inkdrop for Android is now available

Today, I’m so excited to announce the release of Inkdrop for Android! It was hard because implementing editor with syntax highlight is difficult on Android. Yeah, I managed to make it! Now Inkdrop works on macOS, Windows, Ubuntu, iOS and Android. Cool, isn’t it? Of course, it can sync notes across all devices.

Get it now: https://www.inkdrop.app/

Built on top of React Native

The iOS version has been released about 2 months ago, meaning it only took for 2 months for the Android version while I was working for a company as a freelance. The reason of such a fast development is React Native. I had to implement some UI components specifically for Android but almost code works on both of iOS and Android. That’s great. You may notice the look & feel is iOS-ish because I’m a long iOS user and hard to understand Android’s UI conventions. But I think it’s not going to be a big issue.

I will continue to improve the app, so please feel free to give me feedback!

Markdown Editor with Syntax Highlighting

Android version has a markdown editor which is built by different way from iOS’ one. It’s based on CodeMirror on iOS but it doesn’t work well on Android. So I had to decide to build the editor from scratch. This is web-based and works like a charm! Please enjoy editing Markdown on your mobile device.

What’s Next?

As I wrote before, next up is…sharing feature!

I’m also considering end-to-end encryption which makes impossible to read by the server owner(me) in principle. With this feature, you don’t need to worry about what happens if the server got cracked. Your data will never leak. I also need this feature because I’m not trusting myself that my operating servers are definitely safe.

Thank you for all of your support!

Download now: https://www.inkdrop.app/
Send feedback: https://github.com/inkdropapp/forum/issues
Contact us: contact@inkdrop.app
Twitter: https://twitter.com/inkdrop_app