Neon Vision Editor

About

Neon Vision Editor is a native Swift editor for Markdown, notes, and code, available on macOS, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Vision Pro. The website describes it as minimal by design, aimed at quick edits and fast file access without IDE bloat. It includes syntax highlighting and Quick Open (Cmd+P) for navigating files.

Recent v2.1.5 updates include Go to Symbol and an outline that no longer rescan the project or document on every keystroke, plus the ability to finish words on the Mac from the macOS dictionary and Text Replacements by pressing Tab. On iPhone and iPad, users can compare two folders and open a changed file's diff in the editor. The Mac table of contents sidebar reopens as it was left after quitting.

The app is distributed through GitHub Releases, the App Store, and TestFlight, with availability varying by platform and review status. The website lists macOS Sequoia compatibility, Apple Silicon support, and the Apache-2.0 license. The project is not positioned as a full IDE; the site notes it is not intended for full IDE workflows, deep refactoring or debugger use, or teams needing Windows or Linux support.