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LaTeX, KaTeX and MathJax — right inside your Markdown notes.

Write equations in familiar LaTeX syntax and see them rendered as you work. From quick inline notation to multi-line formulas and mathematical symbols, your notes stay both readable and portable.

Arithmetic & spacing

Use braces, superscripts, subscripts, and spacing commands to compose expressions naturally.
In split view, whatever you write in the raw editor (left side) is rendered instantly on the visual editor (right side).

Download Markdown source file (also contained in demo notes in the app itself).
Notes Plus showing LaTeX arithmetic, grouping, superscripts, subscripts, and spacing examples in split view.

Delimiters & cases

Use automatic delimiters for fractions, inner products, and piecewise definitions.
Brackets and braces adapt cleanly to even the most detailed expressions.

Download Markdown source file (also contained in demo notes in the app itself).
Notes Plus showing LaTeX delimiters, inner products, and piecewise functions rendered in split view.

Aligned derivations

Wrap each derivation in \begin{aligned} and \end{aligned}, place & before the relation you want to align, and end each row with \\. This turns a calculation into a sequence readers can follow at a glance.

Download Markdown source file (also contained in demo notes in the app itself).
Notes Plus showing aligned LaTeX derivations for binomial expansion and solving a linear equation in split view.

Physics

Combine mechanics, energy, waves, quantum mechanics, and electromagnetism in one notation system built for scientific thinking.

Download Markdown source file (also contained in demo notes in the app itself).
Notes Plus showing LaTeX physics equations for mechanics, energy, the Schrödinger equation, and Maxwell's equations in split view.

Text inside equations

Add plain-language context directly inside an expression, whether you are naming a condition, counting terms, or annotating the part that matters.

Download Markdown source file (also contained in demo notes in the app itself).
Notes Plus showing LaTeX text commands and annotated braces inside equations in split view.

Fourier transform

Use aligned notation for a Fourier transform and its inverse, making a compact reference for signal processing, analysis, and physics notes.

Download the Markdown source (it's also contained in the demo notes in the app itself).
Notes Plus showing a LaTeX Fourier transform and inverse Fourier transform in an aligned environment.

Quadratic formula

The quadratic formula gives the roots of any second-degree polynomial, ax² + bx + c = 0, in terms of its coefficients. Its discriminant, b² − 4ac, determines the number and type of solutions.

Download the Markdown source (it's also contained in the demo notes in the app itself).
Notes Plus showing a step-by-step LaTeX derivation of the quadratic formula in split view.