Bear 2.9.4
Bear 2.9.4 for Mac
A Markdown writing app that stores notes as portable plain text and organizes them with in-note hashtags instead of a folder tree.
From a blank note to a tag workspace
Open the Mac app and start typing. No account is required for local use. Markdown markup hides when the caret leaves a line, so headings, lists, tasks, tables, and code stay readable while you write. Put #tags anywhere in the body, including nested paths such as #work/clients, and they show up in the sidebar. Pin the ones you use daily, mark them with TagCons, and connect notes with wiki-style links. Set a tag as a workspace and both the note list and sidebar shrink to that tag and its children, including matching archive and trash items. Search from the in-app field or Spotlight; queries such as @todo or @images filter the library. Fold long sections, clip a page with the web extension, and keep a table of contents plus backlinks in the info panel. A mermaid fence renders diagrams live in the note. There is no project file to open: one library, one editor, tags as the map.
How do I install and activate?
Run the downloaded image and drag the app to the Applications folder shortcut.
After copying is complete, you can launch the app from Launchpad.
Compatibility
macOS 12.4 and later
