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We test an optimized release candidate with a fixed 200,000-line Rust file. Each suite runs 11 times and measures file opening, typing, and scrolling through CPU editor paint. Each changelog entry includes its measured timings.

Language servers slow editors down. They index at startup, consume memory, and make panes lag. Code review needs accurate highlighting and fast search, not completions. Rip delivers both without the overhead.

Open a branch, a GitHub pull request, or a GitLab merge request, and Rip builds the changeset. Jump through hunks with one key, mark files as seen, and leave inline comments. Then approve or request changes. Rip syncs your comments through GitHub CLI or GitLab CLI when you reconnect.

Yes. Rip gives you multiple cursors, split panes, and configurable hotkeys. It simply puts reading first.

Rip renders GitHub-flavored Markdown, including tables, task lists, footnotes, and alerts. It also supports Obsidian callouts, wikilinks, and embeds. Rip syntax-highlights code fences and renders Mermaid blocks as diagrams in the live preview.

Rip stores themes as plain files in ~/.config/rip/themes. Start with a bundled theme, write your own in ten lines, or import a color scheme you already use.

Rip supports macOS 13 or later on Apple Silicon and Intel, Linux on x86_64 and arm64, and Windows 10 version 1809 or later on x64.

Nope. Rip sends no analytics, crash reports, or usage pings. It checks for a new version, and makes no other network requests.

Rip costs $29.99 and includes every upgrade until v2.0. During launch, it costs $19.99. Try every feature free for 60 days, with no account or commitment.

Contact us to discuss pricing options for your team or organization.

No. We do not offer refunds. Try every feature free for 60 days to make sure you love Rip before you buy.