Workspaces are great. They organize your projects, manage your assets, and keep your mind focused on a specific context. But sometimes, you just need to edit a file.
You have a README.md on your desktop. A quick note in your Downloads folder. A config file buried deep in a system directory. You shouldn't have to create a new "project" or import these files just to fix a typo or add a paragraph.
The Friction of Organization
Most modern editors force checking into a "workspace" or "vault" model. You have to "Add Folder to Project" before you can touch a single character. It's the digital equivalent of filling out a registration form before you can enter a building.
We believe tools should adapt to you, not the other way around.
Open, Edit, Done.
We are introducing the ability to open any markdown file on your system, instantly.
- Open: Select any file from your system dialog. It doesn't need to be in your current workspace.
- Edit: You get the full power of Toolis—the focus mode, the typewriter scrolling, the beautiful typography—right on that single file.
- Preview: See your changes in real-time with our split-pane preview.
- Share: Export or share your work immediately when you are done.
No Strings Attached
When you open an external file, we treat it with respect. We don't move it. We don't create hidden metadata folders next to it. We open it, let you work, and save it exactly where it was.
This feature is about fluidity. It's about making Toolis not just a place for your big projects, but the default utility for any text you need to touch. It bridges the gap between a heavy IDE and a lightweight notepad, giving you the best of both worlds.
Sometimes, you don't need a workspace. You just need space to work.