On-device conversion
The app uses local WebKit extraction, local cleanup, and local export instead of routing your reading library through an external conversion API.
The native app converts supported article pages on-device, stores them locally for offline reading, and exports clean files without analytics, tracking SDKs, or an external conversion service.
Native SwiftUI app
On-device conversion, offline library storage, and export on iPhone, iPad, and macOS.
Core workflow
Search, favorites, folders, and re-convert flows stay aligned across mobile and desktop.
Markdown, TXT, HTML, PDF, and EPUB are available from the same cleaned article.
The native app stays centered on local conversion and privacy, while the existing site functionality remains useful as a quick “try online” path for public article URLs.
The app uses local WebKit extraction, local cleanup, and local export instead of routing your reading library through an external conversion API.
Save Markdown, TXT, HTML, PDF, and EPUB from the same cleaned article so the content moves cleanly into notes, archive folders, and e-readers.
Keep converted articles in a local library with search, favorites, and folders. Optional iCloud sync stays inside the user’s own Apple account.
TheOneConvert stores saved articles and export preferences locally. Optional iCloud sync is limited to the user's own private Apple account data. The app does not ship with analytics, ad tracking, or third-party conversion services.
The online demo fetches the public URL you submit so it can build a one-off conversion response in the browser. The release site can use Vercel Analytics, but the native app itself still avoids analytics SDKs, ad tracking, and download counters.
If you need the fully local workflow, use the native app. If you just want to test a public article quickly, the demo below keeps the current converter online.
Reader behavior, export flow, and saved library management follow the same model on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with platform-specific navigation where it makes sense.
Library
Converted articles can stay in a local library with re-convert support and cleanup rules rather than living as disposable downloads.
Sync
When enabled, sync uses the same Apple ID to share the saved library across devices. There is no separate account system.
Export coverage
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.
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
Preview appears here
The page keeps the online converter useful while the rest of the site now speaks to the native release.