iPhone + iPad
iOS 1.0 preview
A quick look at the live iPhone and iPad release.
On-device article readerApple platforms live now
Turn any page into clean files for reading, notes, and knowledge workflows.
TheOneConvert is an on-device article reader for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that turns public pages into Markdown, TXT, HTML, PDF, or EPUB, then keeps the result useful with notebook capture, reader controls, and export-ready files.
iPhone • iPad • Mac live now
The Apple release is now live on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. We're also recruiting Android beta testers. If you want to try it, reach out at contact@theoneconvert.com or email for the Android beta.
TheOneConvert
Now on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
A focused native workflow for converting, reading, annotating, and exporting articles without shipping tracking SDKs in the app itself.
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Mac
macOS 1.0 preview
The same workflow, now in the Mac release.
iPhone + iPad
Live on the App Store
Install iOS 1.0 now for local conversion, notebook capture, reader controls, and export-ready files.
Download nowmacOS
Live on the App Store
The Mac release is now available with the same convert, read, note, and export workflow in a desktop-native app.
Download nowAndroid beta
Recruiting testers
Reach out if you want an early Android trial and can help shape the beta release.
Contact for betaConvert first, then decide how you want to read, learn, and reuse.
TheOneConvert starts by making the page portable. From there you can stay in a cleaner reader, capture excerpts into the notebook, and reuse the output in archives, search indexes, or downstream embedding workflows.
1Paste a page URL and convert it once
2Get clean files for reading and export
3Save excerpts into the notebook while you study
4Reuse the output in search, knowledge, or embedding workflows
01Portable output
Convert
Turn a page into clean Markdown, TXT, HTML, PDF, or EPUB so it stops living in a single browser tab.
Markdown to EPUB
02Cleaner focus
Read
Use a cleaner reader with navigation, styling controls, and raw-versus-converted switching when you need to verify the source.
Reader plus raw source
03Source-linked notes
Learn
Save excerpts into the notebook, add comments, and keep notes tied to the article they came from.
Notebook excerpts
04Archive and index
Reuse
Archive, share, index, or feed the exported files into downstream knowledge and embedding workflows.
Search and embeddings
On-device by default, with a clear line between the app and the demo.
The shipping app stores articles, preferences, and notebook context on device. Optional iCloud sync stays under the user's own Apple account. The app itself does not ship with analytics SDKs, advertising SDKs, or third-party conversion services.
No account system
No analytics SDK
No tracking domains
No external conversion API
Website demo privacy
The release site can use Vercel Analytics for website-level release metrics, but the app privacy model stays unchanged. The online demo processes only the public URL you submit for a one-off conversion and does not keep a saved history for you.
No download countersWebsite analytics onlyNo saved conversion historyRefresh clears the current result
Built for reading and notes
The native app goes beyond one-off conversion.
Notebook capture, reading support, help, navigation, and reader controls make the converted page usable after the first export.
Portable files first
Start with convert: turn a page into Markdown, TXT, HTML, PDF, or EPUB so the result can move into notes apps, archives, or downstream vector and embedding workflows.
Built-in notebook
Select text in the reader, save excerpts, add comments, and keep study notes grouped by source so the app helps you read and learn, not just export.
Navigation and help
Built-in help, previous and next chapter navigation, raw versus converted views, and fast reopen flows make longer reading sessions easier to manage.
Reader controls
Appearance override plus reader background, font, text size, line spacing, and line width presets make the app easier to tune for focused reading.
Starter sample article
A neutral sample article can prefill the reading flow so new users can see the reader, notebook, and export behavior immediately.
Across Apple platforms
The experience stays consistent from phone to desktop.
Reader behavior, notebook capture, help, export flow, and saved library management follow the same model across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
iPhone and iPad support volume-button chapter navigation when chapter links exist.
macOS supports left and right arrow navigation plus mouse back and forward buttons when available.
The reader keeps Converted or Raw mode until the user explicitly changes it.
Exports default to Downloads and can remember a custom folder.
Built-in help lives in the top toolbar on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Library
Search, favorites, folders, notes
Converted articles can stay in a local library with re-convert support, cleanup rules, and notebook context rather than living as disposable downloads.
Notebook and help
Read and learn
Save excerpts into the notebook, review them by source, and use the built-in help flow to understand the reader, library, sync, and export behavior quickly.
Export and reuse
MarkdownTXTHTMLPDFEPUB
Try online
Keep the converter online as a fast public demo.
Paste a public HTTPS article URL to generate Markdown, HTML, TXT, PDF, or EPUB in the browser. The result is not saved on this page, and the native app remains the place for the local notebook and full reading workflow.
Paste a public article URL
This demo is best for quickly testing the conversion pipeline. For the fully local workflow and saved library, use the native app release.
Demo privacy
- Vercel Analytics can be used for website-level release-site metrics.
- The page does not keep a saved conversion history for you.
- The native app itself does not ship with analytics or tracking SDKs.
- Refresh the page and the current result disappears.
- See the full details in the privacy policy.
Preview appears here
Try a public article and download the result immediately.
The page keeps the online converter useful while the rest of the site now speaks to the native release.