Note-C 2.7.3 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesNote-C from Xelaton is a writing and notebook app for people who collect a lot of text. Notes, ideas, recipes, articles and even whole book drafts can live in its notebooks, while your entries stay saved as plain text files in a place you choose. It adds calm organisation and markup tools without locking your words into a closed format. Updated Aug 20, 2026.
Key Features
- Notebooks for collecting entries, with search and clear organisation tools
- Support for Markdown, MultiMarkdown, Textile, Wikitext, BBCode and HTML
- Entries saved in open plain text format, wherever you want them stored
- Preview and export tools, including work toward ebooks and web pages
- CriticMarkup support for comments and corrections in a draft
- Dark mode options and editor settings you can shape to your taste
How to Download
- Open the official Xelaton page for Note-C in your browser.
- Use this link to get the installer: Download from the official site and save the file to your Mac.
- Try the demo if you wish, or get the full version from the Mac App Store link there.
- Launch Note-C, create a notebook and add your first entry.
System Requirements
Note-C needs a Mac running macOS 10.13 or later, as stated by the vendor, and modest storage for the app and your text files. Because entries are plain text, even large notebooks stay light and easy to back up.
FAQs
Are my notes locked into Note-C?
No. Entries are saved as plain text files in a folder you control. You can open them with other editors, which makes long term storage and backups simple.
Which markup styles can I write in?
The app supports several markup languages, including Markdown and its variants, Textile, Wikitext, BBCode and HTML, plus CriticMarkup for review comments on drafts.
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