The Basics
Before you start conjuring API magic, let’s cover a few Voiden fundamentals — the kind that make everything click.
The Voiden Editor
Voiden ships with its own custom editor, built on top of Tiptap (a rich-text editor that’s secretly Markdown in a nice outfit).
This isn’t just a text box — it’s your playground for building, linking, and commenting on API blocks like a pro.
You can write, format, insert blocks, comment on JSON, add notes, and still keep everything cleanly stored as Markdown underneath.
Because plain text is forever.
Files and Structure
Everything in Voiden is, at its core, a Markdown file.
We just use the .void extension — not because we’re fancy, but because it makes it easier for Voiden to process your files, track blocks, and work its behind-the-scenes magic.
Think of .void files as Markdown with superpowers.
They’re still readable, editable, and totally version-controllable.
Git-Friendly by Design
No databases. No proprietary formats. No “export to Markdown” button.
Your Voiden projects are pure Markdown, ready to commit, diff, merge, and roll back — just like any source code.
- Want to see what changed? Run
git diff. - Need to resolve a conflict? Open it in your favorite editor.
- Want to brag about a perfect merge? Go ahead, you’ve earned it.
Voiden keeps your workflow transparent, flexible, and 100% yours.
TL;DR:
Every Voiden file is Markdown at heart —.voidis just its superhero alias.