hYYa ink VS MarkView

hYYa ink's answer

hYYa ink opens the files developers and writers deal with every day, such as Markdown, JSON, YAML, CSV, Mermaid, LaTeX, Jupyter and PDF among 16 formats. It shows them the way they're meant to look instead of as walls of raw text. It is a viewer and editor in one native app, on Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Vision Pro and Android.

hYYa ink's answer

The idea behind hYYa ink is simple: the files people work with every day should read like documents, not raw syntax. It comes from hYYa, one studio behind a family of private-by-default apps. Like each of them, it does one job well and keeps your information yours.

hYYa ink's answer

You don't need an IDE, a cloud or an account: you open a file and read it. Everything renders on the device and works offline, and your documents never leave it unless you run the optional AI assistant with your own key. Reading every format, Preview, saving as PDF and printing are free forever. Editing and the PDF tools come with a 7-day free trial, then a one-time Pro unlock instead of a subscription.

hYYa ink's answer

Developers, writers and anyone who opens Markdown, data files, diagrams, notebooks or PDFs. They want to read them as documents, fill and sign a form, or mark up a PDF without opening a heavyweight tool.

hYYa ink's answer

A native app on each platform. Every format renders locally with no plugins: Mermaid and Graphviz diagrams are drawn offline and LaTeX maths is typeset with KaTeX. On the Mac there is a Quick Look extension. The optional AI uses a provider the user connects with their own key, or on the Mac a local model through Ollama or LM Studio.