Not quite I think. I believe this uses markdown, which just uses the > at the beginning of a line

> This is a quote

should become

This is a quote

And if you need more lines, you just keep symboling

> 1
> 2
> 3

1
2
3

My recommendations are going to be:

• Termius: A very nicely designed SSH & SFTP program
• Sip: A menubar app to grab colors from your screen in hexadecimal
• Amethyst: A Tiling Window Manager. You'll either love it or hate it, depending on how much you like keyboard shortcuts
• Codekit: An all-in-one preprocessor. Less practical for large projects, but it's no-nonsense setup is nice for small ones
• Arc Browser: A mac-exclusive Chromium based browser, built specifically to organize large amounts of tabs at once. It also provides excellent support for splitting the pane between multiple tabs and is very pretty
• I'll second the rec for iTerm 2. It's a very dependable terminal.

Pyre by Supergiant - You have likely heard of Hades by this studio, but Pyre is a whole different beast. It's basically fantasy basketball set in the underworld, with a variety of magical species with different abilities in the game. It also has (as is this studio's habit) absolutely stellar writing, music, and 3 dimensional characters.