A browser tool that compares two versions of a Markdown document and shows the differences line by line with color coding.
It does one narrow thing: diffing two chunks of Markdown text you paste in, similar to what git diff shows, but without needing a repository or a command line.
Anyone reviewing edits to a Markdown file outside of git, such as a writer checking what changed between drafts or a developer comparing README versions someone emailed over.
Runs entirely in the browser with no upload and no account needed, per the site's own description. Nothing you paste in leaves your machine.
Paste two versions of a Markdown document and see exactly what changed, line by line, with a colour-coded diff. No git and no uploads.
