Writing at the computer and on a mobile device can feel like totally different processes. Usually, the tools on one aren’t available – or just work differently – on the other. Not to mention the awkwardness of writing with only two thumbs.
That makes Storyist an interesting app for any writer. It’s a word processing app designed to make work between desktop and mobile platforms a seamless affair. It’s made with fiction writers in mind, and comes with with a suite of tools for getting a bird’s-eye view of whatever you’re working on. So you can “zoom out” to get a view of story structure and other broad strokes. Also, you can easily annotate, work from style sheet templates, add images, comments, smart quotes, headers, footers, and lots more. Additionally, there are time-saving features, like automatic filling of scene introductions, locations and character names. Plus, it’s fully compatible with common apps like Final Draft FDX and Fountain, so sharing and co-working a breeze.
Buy now: Get Storyist for Mac for just $19. That’s a 67 percent discount.
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One response to “This app makes writing mobile-friendly [Deals]”
Quote: “…. to make it easy to switch between mobile and desktop platforms”. Does that mean that working with Pages, OpenOffice and LibreOffice make it UNeasy to switch between these platforms? I use OpenOffice everyday on my MacBook and on my Win10 and on my Linux PC. Never noticed any UNeasyness…