Every note you own, one keystroke away.
Find is a native Mac menu-bar app. Press ⇧⌘O anywhere and a search bar pops up over all your Markdown — type, see ranked matches with a snippet, hit Return to open.
No vault, no import, no library to maintain. Find searches your .md files where they already live — Finder stays your library. All on your Mac, nothing uploaded.
Download for macOS7-day free trial, no card. €8 once — the current major version, on up to 7 Macs · macOS 14+
How it works
A search bar floats up over whatever you're doing — no app to switch to, no window to find.
Matches update as you type across every note — title matches first, then body, newest breaking ties, each with a matching-line snippet.
Enter opens the note in your default Markdown app (Markdown Viewer, if set). Esc dismisses. Keyboard-only, start to finish.
Points at your notes folders (default ~/Documents); new and edited notes appear automatically. It only reads — never moves or copies.
The promise
Find indexes plain .md files in place — clips, jots, converted documents and archived tabs. There is no separate vault or import step.
Why
Markdown scattered across folders is only useful if you can get back to it. Find is the way back — a global hotkey, a fast local index of your own files, and Return to open. No cloud, no account, no importing your life into someone else's app.