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Personally I use Ulysses which has been great on desktop & mobile (supports code blocks, markup & more). However I'm not sure how I feel after they switched ove
by synaesthesisx 8y ago
Personally I use Ulysses which has been great on desktop & mobile (supports code blocks, markup & more). However I'm not sure how I feel after they switched over to the whole subscription-model thing...anyone else have any success with similar alternatives?
- Tecuane 8y agoI used Ulysses but I ended up moving to Bear[1]. It's still. a subscription fee, but much cheaper ($1.49/mo). It's lightweight and perfect for what I use it for - taking notes. If I was going to suggest something for longer-form writings (e.g., journaling, blog posts) and you find that inadequate, I've heard good things about iA Writer[2]. 1. http://www.bear-writer.com http://www.bear-writer.com 2. https://ia.net/writer https://ia.net/writer
- jiaweihli 8y agoIf you live in the Apple ecosystem, I highly recommend mweb[1]. It ticks all the boxes I've been looking for: - intuitive UI: lets me see 1) raw markdown syntax or 2) formatted preview... no weird in-betweens - sync to/from mobile, with preview & edit support - markdown support with nice preview and support for code (similar to github style) - search - support for folders (and potentially tags, if I ever find a good use case for them) - pdf export - no subscription model Alternatives I've tried which haven't done as well for one reason or another: - Bear: confusing preview/editing mode - Evernote: no markdown - Ulysses: subscription model shift - Standard Notes: confusing/buggy UI - Quiver: poor mobile support [1] https://www.mweb.im/ https://www.mweb.im/