Support
Questions, answered
If what you need is not below, write to us. Kirityp is made by one person in Athens, so the reply comes from someone who knows the answer.
Which Markdown does Kirityp understand?
The GitHub-flavoured Markdown people actually write: headings, bold and italic, strikethrough, inline and fenced code, ordered, unordered and task lists, block quotes, links, images, horizontal rules and tables. YAML front matter at the top of a file is recognised and its title is used for the PDF footer.
Does the PDF look the same as the preview?
Yes, and not by careful maintenance — by construction. The preview and the export are produced by the same renderer and the same stylesheet, so there is no second code path that could drift. The only differences are things that exist on paper and not on screen, such as page breaks.
What paper sizes can it export?
A4 and US Letter, chosen in Settings. The footer carries the document title on the left, the page number in the middle and a date on the right; the right-hand text can be set to anything you like, or the footer can be switched off entirely.
How does Paste as Code decide what language something is?
It scores the text against the grammars it knows — keywords, and structural giveaways such as a shebang line or a package declaration. JSON is not guessed at all: if the text parses as JSON, it is JSON. The whole thing runs on your device, in the moment you press the key.
It guessed the wrong language. What now?
Change the word after the opening fence. The output is plain Markdown text, so a wrong guess costs you one short edit — which is exactly why Kirityp makes this a button you press rather than something it does silently to every paste.
Where are my documents kept?
Wherever you put them. Kirityp uses the system document browser, so files can live on the device or in iCloud Drive, and they are ordinary .md files you can open with anything else. There is no library or database holding them hostage.
Is my writing sent anywhere?
No. Kirityp ships without the network entitlement, so the operating system prevents it from making a connection. Rendering, highlighting, language detection and PDF export all happen on the device.
Do I pay twice for Mac and iPad?
No. Kirityp is a monthly subscription, and one subscription covers both the Mac and the iPad through the same Apple Account.
What do I need to run it?
macOS 15 or later on an Apple silicon Mac, or iPadOS 18 or later.
Write to us
Bug reports, feature requests, or a note asking to be told when Kirityp ships — all of it goes to the same place.
support [at] gunes.ee
For a bug, saying which version you are on, which device, and what you did just before it happened turns two exchanges into one.