Kesava MandigaWriter. Learner. Marketer.
What's the best cross-platform app for writing?
There are many great writing apps for Mac but I'm a PC guy (and I moved back to Android from iOS last year). So, I'm looking for an app that lets me write / sync on Android and PC. I wouldn't mind a web app either. The more platforms it supports, the better it is for everyone not on Mac. I've tried Google Keep, OneNote, Evernote, Grammarly and the Hemingway web app so far. And no, iOS and Mac support is not the "cross-platform" I'm looking for. ;)
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- Evan KimbrellFounder, Sprintkick · WrittenWe use Taskade as a remote team to manage multiple team projects and workspaces. It syncs in real-time across all the devices and teams, and works really well for note taking, outlining, and getting work done. Highly recommend it... and it's free to use for individuals and teams.
- Nick GurneySaaS General Manager · WrittenHands down the best pick, I have tried them all and can't speak highly enough about Notion!Trần Hương GiangMarketing Online tại Đồ Gỗ Đẹp Info · WrittenNotion 2.0 is best for you
- Zenkit might be the one for you. It#s a web app but has Desktop Apps (Linux, macOS & Windows) as well as Mobile Apps (iPhone & Android) and it syncs across all devices. You can take notes and work on tasks however you want. Use different data views, switch between views and use multiple custom views. You can also add your family or team member as well as uploading files. The Calendar view and reminder can keep you on track.
- Mo Bitar made this productStandard Notes is available on Web, Mac, PC, Linux, iOS, and Android ;) It's simple and straight to the point, so everything works fast and as you'd expect. As a bonus, your content is encrypted before being synced, and you can add Dropbox/Google Drive as a backup sync location.
- Erika LaneMarketing & Business Development · WrittenI suggest looking into NoteLedge - I've used this app on both my new iPhone and my old Android and all I can say is that it's almost an optimal solution for note-taking, managing your PDFs/files, gathering bookmarks and references all in one place. I've used it mostly for work notes, brainstorming, adding little notes to my calendar for better time-management and sketching. My favorite part was using NoteLedge on my iPad for adding sketches to my notes - the level of personalization is quite high. Overall, I like how it's designed, the tools available are varied and useful, and it's a lot of fun to use.Mark JamesSoftware Engineer. Tattoo Maniac. · WrittenI have the free version and I love it. My kids 4 and 6 use it too, and they show me things all the time. Kids are so smart these days!Juniper DavidsonDesigner — UI / UX. · WrittenI prefer to give my daughter the iPad without video games or youtube installed. Luckily she loves NoteLedge and we can get through the 2 hour trip home from work every day without a peep!
- Steve PetersonCo-Founder of GitBetter · WrittenPicking this product up and using it transformed my day and my writing process. I ended up leaving both Evernote and Bear (which I had been using for many years.) Worth a look!
- Prashanth KrishnamurthyTechnology enthusiast. Blogger. · WrittenI fell in love with Typora. Markdown support, distraction-free, VS Code on steroids for writers! Still in Beta- did not see any issues (except maybe UK English support)Sharon RemaI am a professioal freelance writer. · WrittenI strongly suggest you Typora apps as your writing helper. Typora is a simple and configurable document editor that provides excellent Markdown support. Actually, I am a professional writer and provide my service here- https://essayontime.com.au/child... for student's academic writing support. I used this awesome writing tool for the last 3 years. So I recommended you try this tool. I hope it will be useful for you. Thanks
- jayme hoffmanCo-founder & CEO of Maindrop · WrittenBear is the most elegant writing app.jayme hoffmanCo-founder & CEO of Maindrop · WrittenBear is the most elegant writing app.
- Hugo Di FrancescoDeveloper · Written- Works offline on mobile. - Simple writing experience (very Medium-like). - Syncs across devices - powerful linking, features like checkboxes, date reminders
- Anthony Thong DoEntrepreneur, Product Manager · WrittenIt's cross-platform, but better for personal purpose. Collaboration is not its strength, you might want to try Notion if you need it.
- Nishita Guptahappy to happy always happy · Writtengoogle keep is best cross-platform app for writing editing and keep your notes