Fill in project details, features, commands, and license, then copy a Markdown README.
# AppHelp
A browser-local utility for everyday work.
## Features
- Runs locally
- No upload by default
- Copy-friendly output
## Installation
```bash
pnpm install
```
## Usage
```bash
pnpm dev
```
## License
MIT
Common tasks
README generator
Markdown README template
project documentation
installation and usage instructions
Quick answer
Build a Markdown README from the fields you provide: project name, description, features, installation command, usage command and license. The preview updates as you type and can be copied into README.md. This is a local template form, not AI repository analysis.
How to use
1. Describe the projectReplace the sample name and description. Put each feature on its own line to create Markdown bullets.
2. Add commands and licenseEnter commands that you have tested in the project. They appear in bash code fences; the license field records the label you enter.
3. Copy into README.mdReview the Markdown preview, copy it and save it in your repository. Check the rendered README and add any sections your project needs.
Examples
Features become bullets
Input
Local processing
Copy output
Output
- Local processing
- Copy output
Install command becomes a code block
Input
pnpm install
Output
```bash
pnpm install
```
Common use cases
Create a starting README for a small repository
Standardize installation and usage instructions before sharing a project
Edge cases
The tool does not read a repository, detect dependencies or verify commands. You supply all project facts.
The preview shows Markdown source, not rendered HTML. The current export action copies text; save the file yourself.
Empty fields can leave empty sections. A license name is not a complete license file; add the appropriate project files yourself.