From Markdown to something you can send.
The family turns everything into Markdown. Typeset is the way out: open a .md, pick a clean theme, and export a polished PDF, styled HTML, or email-ready rich text - for the people you send things to who don't do Markdown.
No cloud. No account. Front matter becomes the title block.
Apple checks every release before it reaches you. Less than 5 MB to download. Or the .zip.
The app
Themes
A warm, classic serif with justified, indented paragraphs - books and essays.
A crisp system sans with an accent - reports and documentation.
A restrained, tight serif - papers and formal writing.
Send it
Export a self-contained styled HTML file - it opens in any browser and prints to clean, paginated pages.
Copy the whole document as rich text and paste it straight into an email.
Export a proper multi-page A4 PDF - headings stay with their content, and code blocks and tables never split across a page.
Export a compilable .tex file and finish advanced layout in LaTeX - headings, emphasis, lists, code, tables and links come across ready to compile.
Why
You write in Markdown because it's plain, durable, and portable. But the person you're sending it to just wants something that looks finished. Typeset is the one click between the two - the exit from Markdown, styled the way you'd want it seen.
Need only a quick PDF or a repeatable command? Compare the built-in print flow, Pandoc and Typeset in the Markdown-to-PDF guide for Mac.
Homebrew
brew install --cask px7digital/tap/px7-markdown-typeset
The public cask pins version 1.3.13 and verifies the downloaded ZIP against its published SHA-256 checksum. Homebrew installs the same seven-day trial as the direct download above. The dedicated distribution and support repository documents the release and provides a public issue tracker.
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