Moleskine's newest addition to their Smart Writing Set automatically syncs to your iCloud and Google calendars, saving an extra step for diehard lovers of handwritten notes.
If you turn phrases for fun and/or profit, your best option for a Mac writing app depends on what you want to write, and how.
If you write on your iPhone or iPad, here are the apps you want to look at.
Ulysses has recently decided to switch to a subscription model, meaning you’ll have to pay a monthly or yearly fee. If you’re looking to go with a service that doesn’t have a subscription fee, here are our favorite alternatives!
Bear is an elegant note-taking app that works across all your Apple devices.
No matter what kind of writing you do, there are tools for your Mac to help you get it done.
Vesper, the notes app by Brent Simmons, Dave Wiskus, and John Gruber, will be shutting down in the very near future. The reason, when you cut to it, is simple: Vesper didn't make enough money to support it's ongoing development.
Meet Scrivener, your new writing companion. It's an app that will aid you from your initial idea to the final full stop of a draft, and is a neat concept that enables you to unleash your creativity without worrying exactly where they fit in your worded world.
Text editor BBEdit has been updated to version 11.6, adding built-in support for Kite, along with a new model for trial usage.
You can keep your creativity flowing whether you're at home or on the road when you have the right writing and editing tools in your arsenal.