Markdown editor · Tauri + Rust
Toril
The bull, penned.
A native, memory-safe markdown editor that renders as you type — and keeps every note as plain, portable text.
Free & open source · Windows · macOS · Linux
A native, memory-safe markdown editor that renders as you type — and keeps every note as plain, portable text.
Toril runs on a bull — the Tauri engine, in Rust — but it handles your words like fine china. Write Markdown and watch it become the finished page, live, with nothing breaking and nothing in your way.
A focused editor with the WYSIWYG feel of MarkText, built native and local-first.
Type # and the line becomes a heading — in place. No split pane, no preview lag. The page is the preview.
Tables, task lists, footnotes, strikethrough, and KaTeX math — all rendered inline as you go.
Switch between Source, Typewriter, and Focus — from raw control to distraction-free flow.
Your notes are ordinary .md files in ordinary folders. Obsidian-vault friendly. No lock-in, ever.
One click to clean, standalone HTML or print-perfect PDF — math and code highlighting intact.
Drop an image from your clipboard — Toril files it into your assets folder and links it for you.
Built on Tauri and Rust: a small binary, quick cold start, and a light memory footprint.
Memory-safe Rust core, atomic saves, local-first. Your writing never leaves your machine.
In the Spanish bullring, el toril is the pen where the bull waits before it charges — power, held with a steady hand.
That's the editor. The Tauri bull, penned, doing delicate work instead of wrecking the china shop. And "pen," of course, is where you write.
Download the latest alpha, or build it from source. Plain text in, finished pages out.
Windows, macOS & Linux on the releases page · alpha — expect rough edges