Markdown, HTML, Word or CSV in — a document out as HTML, Markdown, plain text or print — from the app, from a terminal, or from a pull request.
Drop a file and you have the converted document and a download; sign in and the same documents follow you between devices, can be shared, and can be reached by a script.
The four conversions — Markdown to HTML, HTML, Word and CSV to Markdown — what each accepts, chaining several files into one document, the source tab, and the formats a download can hand over: Markdown, HTML, plain text or a printed PDF.
Search, sortable columns, and a chip per conversion so a mixed list can be narrowed to one kind. Rows can be merged, downloaded in any format, or deleted in bulk.
A link anyone can open, or named addresses that ask the reader to sign in. Revoking drops the token, so a link already sent stops working.
Google sign-in, the theme, and API keys — shown once, stored as a hash, and unable to reach the account or the keys themselves.
Every endpoint under /api/v1, what each returns, and what the error statuses mean.
A dependency-free client: login, push, list, rm and usage, with --share, --merge and --json.
Publishes the Markdown a pull request changed and comments the links on it. Every input, and the two permissions it needs.
Add transformpipe to Claude as a connector and it can convert, save, share and delete documents in this account — signed in as you, with no key to paste.
10 MB a file to convert and 4 MB to keep one in an account, 100 MB and 500 documents an account, 60 requests a minute. Reaching one refuses the write rather than deleting anything.
The same answers the converter shows under its dropzone, kept in one place so the two cannot drift apart.