Other collaborative Markdown tools deserve real credit: they proved that Markdown and real-time collaboration belong together, and some have well over a million users. If you're choosing a collaborative Markdown tool today, an established player is a fair default — and this comparison is honest about that.
So why did we build DotMD? Because we kept hitting the same walls: notes were collaborative, but slides lived in another tool, data lived in a third, AI lived in a chatbot tab, and the "final" version lived in git — disconnected from all of it. DotMD is what we wanted instead: one Markdown source that becomes docs, decks, and spreadsheets, reviewed by humans and AI together, synced two-way with GitHub.
Here's the honest breakdown.
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