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Imagine a plain-text markup language like Markdown, but married to an
application that is a literate programming environment and life organizer. In
Emacs.
Why?
I started taking notes in Org Mode at work, then found myself wanting to view
them on my tablet in meetings. By default on iOS you can't open an .org file
at all, as the OS doesn't even know that it's plain text.
Other mobile Org Mode apps are focused on very different things like to-dos or
task management; Orgro is instead first and foremost a viewer, letting you see
and search the contents of your org files. (Recently it also gained editing
capabilities. I hope to enhance these in the future.)
I also wanted to try writing a parser with
PetitParser; the result
powers this application and is available as a separate library,
org_parser.
Features
Syntax highlighting for most Org Mode syntax structures
Expand and collapse sections, blocks, and drawers
Reflow text for easy viewing on narrow screens
Pretty table rendering
Functional external links and section links (works well with
Org-roam)