IAPont / Guides and resources
Find your next step.
Browse IAPont public pages, FAQs and guides in five languages.
Your Markdown. Ready to share.
Open Markdown on your phone or computer, compare editorial profiles and export your document. Rendering runs in your browser.
Give your ideas a next step.
Discover why IAPont connects writing, preview and export without an imposed account or automatic document transfer.
One need. One workspace.
Follow the project, its local redesign and the decisions intended to preserve documents and their uses.
A workspace that evolves.
Explore version 1.8.3 and its verification limits. Local tests do not replace checks on your own device.
Your text. Your choices.
Learn how documents are processed, where browser copies live and why local storage is not a permanent backup.
A more accessible workspace.
Explore keyboard controls, workspace layouts and speech limitations. No overall accessibility certification is claimed.
A clear framework.
Read the usage framework, conversion scope and your responsibilities for imported content.
Questions belong here.
28 answers about Markdown, imports, profiles, storage, reading and exports. Help for phones, tablets and computers.
Write. See the result.
Work on Markdown source and its rendered document in one workspace, on your phone, tablet or computer.
One source. More possibilities.
Choose Markdown for editing, HTML for presentation or JSON/JSONL for structured uses. You decide when to export.
Find. Connect. Understand.
Prepare passages and metadata. Explore Kachouri’s approach to context, relationships and evolving information.
Keep a copy. Keep the thread.
Review local copies, estimate storage usage, export your vault and restore without silently replacing existing documents.
Sitemap XML / llms.txt / llms-full.txt
Version 1.8.3 candidate: review the test report before deployment.