Markdown and HTML docs
Dockito takes Markdown (.md, .markdown) and HTML (.html, .htm) files, up to 10 MB each.
Every doc gets a short link of its own, like /f3n7uk6g4w9s, the moment it’s made. The link belongs to the doc. Renaming the doc never changes it, and a deleted doc’s link is never given to another doc.
Add the file’s extension to the link (/f3n7uk6g4w9s.md) to get the file itself, which is handy for scripts and agents.
A doc is named after the file it was first published as. Publishing a file with the same name to the same place updates that doc rather than making a new one. Rename a doc in the app to give it a different title; its link stays.
Markdown
Section titled “Markdown”Markdown docs show with headings, tables, task lists, footnotes, highlighted code with a copy button, images and links. An outline on the side follows you as you read. Raw HTML inside Markdown is never run.
You can edit Markdown in the app: write on the page, use / for blocks, and paste from Google Docs or the web. Changes shows what you changed, and Save adds it to History.
HTML docs open full window, as the page itself. They run in a sealed frame: their scripts work, but they can’t read Dockito, your sign-in or other docs.
HTML docs aren’t edited in the browser. Change the file (or ask your AI to) and publish it again.