Maravilla Docs

A desktop companion for collaborating on Maravilla Cloud projects — built for teammates who want to read, write, and publish project documentation without learning git, the command line, or Markdown syntax. Open a project from the cloud picker and edit pages with a familiar word-processor feel; the app handles versioning, sync, and publishing in the background.

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Install

macOS

1. Open the downloaded file and drag Maravilla Docs to your Applications folder.
2. On first launch, macOS may ask you to confirm — right-click the app → Open → Open.

Windows

1. Run the installer.
2. If SmartScreen warns, click More info → Run anyway.

Linux (AppImage)

chmod +x Maravilla.Docs_0.3.6_amd64.AppImage
./Maravilla.Docs_0.3.6_amd64.AppImage

Linux (Debian / Ubuntu)

sudo apt install ./Maravilla.Docs_0.3.6_amd64.deb

Automatic updates

Once installed, the app checks for new releases on startup and prompts you to install them — no need to come back to this page.

Mockups powered by boceto

Both Maravilla Cloud’s own documentation and this desktop app render their wireframes with boceto — an open-source mini-language for sketching UI mockups inside markdown fences. If you’ve seen a navbar, card, or form layout rendered inline in any Maravilla doc, that’s a fenced boceto block.

You don’t have to install anything extra to view boceto mockups in Maravilla Docs — the app ships with it baked in. But if you’d like an LLM (Claude, Cursor, Codex, …) to help you author or modify boceto mockups directly inside your editor, you can install the boceto MCP server — a small Model Context Protocol server that exposes boceto’s parser, linter, renderer, and element catalogue to your AI assistant. Setup instructions are in the boceto AI setup guide. It’s completely optional; nothing in Maravilla Docs requires it.