After signing in through your browser, you can create, organize, and edit Markdown documents stored by the workspace service.
Create an account or sign in
Open the web workspace. Registration requires an account name, email, password, and a six-digit code sent by email. The code is valid for ten minutes, and each email can be linked to one account. After registering, sign in with your email or account name and password.
If the page says the service is unavailable, the workspace service may not be running or email delivery may not be configured. A static web page alone cannot complete registration.
Write in the browser
After signing in, create a document from the sidebar and edit its body. Online content stays on the workspace service; the browser keeps only necessary session and interface state. Editing abilities depend on your permissions. A read-only member cannot modify a document.
The web app checks periodically for changes on the service. If saving fails, it keeps your current draft and prompts you to resolve the problem rather than silently overwriting another version.
Relationship to local workspaces
An online workspace cannot directly open a folder on your computer, and signing in does not automatically bring in local files. Desktop can explicitly connect file sync to an authorized remote workspace. The web app currently has no local agent file bridge, desktop live collaboration control, or workspace history recovery interface. To work directly with local Markdown files, use a local desktop workspace.