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Markdown files · visual maps

Markdown files. Visual maps.

Open a Markdown file and see its structure immediately. BloomMD adds a visual layer — local, portable and without a new file format.

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Normal Markdown / local files / macOS and Omarchy/Linux

BloomMD Workspace
strategy.mdSource
# Product Strategy
## North Star
- Visual thinking for real files
- No locked workspace format

## Initiatives
### Local-first editor
### Pro workflows
### Optional sync

Text becomes space

Markdown turns into a navigable workspace.

The M1 proof is intentionally concrete: real product recordings, local files and desktop beta builds for macOS and Omarchy/Linux, alongside private web access.

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Real recording
Branch moved
Markdown updated

Available today · with a local OpenClaw agent

Agents propose changes. You decide what goes into the file.

Select a node in a BloomMD web workspace and give a connected agent a specific task. BloomMD shows its result as a proposal. The change is applied only when you approve it.

  1. 1.

    Assign a node

    The agent receives your task and the context of the selected node.

  2. 2.

    Review the proposal

    Inspect the proposed structure and Markdown before anything changes.

  3. 3.

    Approve the change

    Accept or reject it. The task, result and decision remain traceable.

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Local OpenClaw agent workflow: assign a selected node, receive a proposal, and apply it only after human approval.
BloomMD preview showing the changed source node and two proposed child nodes.
From the real product preview

Example tasks for agents you configure yourself

Chief of Staff

Add a source and an open question to a learning

Dev team

Structure architecture questions under a node

Social media manager

Collect post ideas as a proposal

These are task examples, not preinstalled agent roles. Broader permissions and automated workflows are on the roadmap. View the roadmap

Where BloomMD is heading

From files to verifiable knowledge.

Today, BloomMD makes Markdown editable as a map. In an internal learnings pilot, we are testing how sources, validity and changes remain traceable. The areas below describe a direction, not features already shipped.

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Available today

Edit Markdown files as maps; in a web workspace, assign node tasks to local OpenClaw agents and approve proposals.

Internal pilot · #116

Learnings as the first internal use of the backend platform.

Exploring

01 / 09

Sources and trust

Where does knowledge come from, and when is it valid?

Knowledge model and transparency

#259#267

03 / 06

Connected and offline

How do files and sources stay useful?

Sync, offline use and connectors

#261#264

04 / 02

Access and cited search

Who can see what, and what supports an answer?

Identity, permissions and search

#262#260

07 / 08

Review and actions

How are changes checked before anything happens?

Lifecycle and agent workflows

#265#266

Governance and operations (topics 05 and 10) are foundations for this direction.

Try it locally

Try a Markdown file in the browser. The desktop beta is available for macOS and Omarchy/Linux.

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Use web and team

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Shape the direction

See the knowledge platform roadmap and share your idea.

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Use cases

For knowledge that has outgrown a linear list.

Connect goals, initiatives and open risks

Use the map to keep strategic work readable while the source stays a plain Markdown document.

strategy.md
# Product Strategy
## Goals
## Initiatives
### Retention
### Launch risk

Templates

Start with a real Markdown file.

Open a template as a map, then replace the example with your own content.

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Development

Software Architecture Map

Plan components, integrations, security and the roadmap in one Markdown map.

Open in the demo

Business

Startup Operating System

Connect vision, customers, decisions and metrics in one editable file.

Open in the demo

Knowledge

Obsidian Vault Starter

Start with a Markdown structure for projects, resources and notes.

Open in the demo

Availability

What can you use today?

BloomMD Web, cloud workspaces, sync and collaboration are available with a free trial account: 30 days from email confirmation, no invitation and no waitlist. The browser demo, local desktop builds and Obsidian plugin are available without an account.

Available now, no account

  • Browser demo and Markdown templates in your browser.
  • Desktop beta for macOS on Apple Silicon and Omarchy/Arch Linux on x86_64 or ARM64. Download directly; local use needs no account.
  • Obsidian plugin for desktop, iPad, iPhone and Android. Install via BRAT or the latest release.

Free trial account

BloomMD Web at bloommd.app, cloud workspaces, sync and collaboration need a free trial account. It is valid for 30 days from email confirmation; afterwards your account is read-only, export remains possible and nothing is lost. There is no invitation and no waitlist; you can register right away.

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No public download yet

The standalone BloomMD app for iPad, iPhone and Android is separate from the Obsidian plugin and is not in the public app stores yet. A Windows desktop build is also not available.

Free trial account

Register now

For BloomMD Web, cloud workspaces, sync and collaboration you create a free trial account, with no invitation and no waitlist. It is valid for 30 days from email confirmation; after that your account stays readable and export remains possible, nothing is lost. The demo, local desktop builds and Obsidian plugin need no account.

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FAQ

Short answers about files, sync and your trial account.

Yes. BloomMD reads and writes open Markdown files. The map is a visual working layer, not a new file format.