Quiver 3.3.1 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesProgrammers keep a special kind of notebook, half prose and half code, plus the odd equation and diagram. Quiver was built for that mix. Each note is made of cells, and every cell can be plain text, code, Markdown, LaTeX or a diagram. The code cells carry a proper editor, while Markdown and LaTeX render in a live preview as you write. Notes live as plain JSON files on your Mac and can sync through the cloud drive you already trust.
Key Features
- Cells mix text, code, Markdown, LaTeX and diagrams in one note
- Code editor with syntax highlighting for many languages built in
- Live preview renders Markdown and LaTeX while you write
- Full text search finds any note across your library fast
- Sync through Dropbox, iCloud Drive or Google Drive if you wish
How to Download
- Open the store listing and Download from the official site to get Quiver from the Mac App Store.
- Install the app and launch it from your Applications folder.
- Create a notebook and add your first note.
System Requirements
Quiver needs macOS 10.13 or later. It is a small and light app, and storage needs are modest because notes are plain files.
FAQs
Is Quiver only for programmers?
It is designed for them, but students and technical writers also enjoy it. If your notes never contain code or Markdown, a simpler notes app may suit you better.
Where are my notes stored?
Quiver saves notes as plain JSON files on your Mac. You can keep them local or place the library in a synced folder for Dropbox or iCloud Drive.
Can Quiver show equations?
Yes. LaTeX cells are typeset with MathJax and render neatly in the preview. It covers math mode macros rather than a full LaTeX document environment.
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