Ramble
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VisitRamble vs StackEdit
What both publish
| Fact | Ramble | StackEdit |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud sync | Yes | Yes |
| Collaboration | Multiple people can edit the same draft simultaneously, with live cursors, automatic saving, and changes merged when editors reconnect. | Users can share collaborative workspaces, and StackEdit merges changes when two collaborators edit the same file at the same time. |
| Export formats | Markdown (.md) | Markdown,HTML,PDF |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Maker | Ramble is operated by Sublime Dev, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; the policy lists San Francisco, California. | The site credits Benoit Schweblin and displays a copyright range of 2013–2019. |
| Product | Ramble is a collaborative Markdown editor with real-time team editing and an optional AI assistant. | StackEdit describes itself as an in-browser Markdown editor. |
| Publishing workflow | web | cms |
| Real-time collaboration | Yes | Yes |
| Supported platforms | web | web,chrome_extension,self_hosted |
Ramble plans
- OpenFree
- CraftPriced on request
- Craft TeamPriced on request
StackEdit plans
- StackEditFree
Pick Ramble if…
Ramble suits existing users who want browser-based Markdown drafting with real-time collaboration, export, and optional AI assistance. Its current access limits make it unsuitable for people trying to open a new account.
Pick StackEdit if…
StackEdit suits writers who want browser-based Markdown editing with offline writing, cloud sync, or collaboration. It can also fit people who publish to Blogger, WordPress, or Zendesk.