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Continuity is a native Win32 markdown notes editor for Windows, published by Continuity and currently available in version 0.4.11, with two versions released to date. The software belongs to the note-taking and markdown editing category and is designed around a durability-first approach to writing: every keystroke is written directly to a local SQLite database, which means notes are preserved continuously rather than through a manual save action. Within this model, saving a file functions as an export step rather than as the mechanism that protects data, and the markdown source remains the canonical form of each note. Alongside the canonical source, a live renderer projects headings, lists, checkboxes, links, tables, inline code, and images in place, giving an immediate formatted view of the document without replacing the underlying markdown. Continuity is suited to use cases such as personal note keeping, structured markdown writing, and managing collections of documents organized into vault folders, which include autosave support. Session management is handled through multi-pane and multi-tab layouts with session restore, allowing a previous working arrangement to be resumed. For users who work with tabular content, the editor provides spreadsheet-style pipe-table editing, simplifying the creation and maintenance of markdown tables. Customization options include configurable themes and keymaps, enabling the interface appearance and keyboard behavior to be adjusted to individual preferences. The software also offers a portable mode that keeps settings, notes, and backups beside the executable, making it practical for use from removable media or in environments where installation is undesirable. In summary, Continuity combines durable, database-backed note storage with in-place markdown rendering, vault organization, flexible session handling, and portability, positioning it as a Windows-native option for markdown-based writing workflows.
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