Storyist sounds like what I’ve been waiting for in a mobile solution for Scrivener. As I was looking to see if there was a projected timeline for release of iOS Scrivener, I found this article by Ricardo Sanchez discussing the integration between Storyist and Scrivener. I impatiently waiting for the iOS version of the app so I can ditch syncing text files. manuscripts and grants), I will continue to use Scrivener with DropBox sync. All my text and markdown is synchronized between all my devices.For longer writing projects (e.g. I can mark up the text on my phone, or wait to return to my desktop. Instead, I dictate my text directly into Ulysses. blog entries, letters, memos, etc.), I no longer need to sync individual text files to a DropBox Folder ( as I discussed in this entry).
I’m a fan!In a few short weeks, Ulysses iOS app has changed the way I write. The iCloud synchronization works seamlessly.
It supports almost all the formats youve ever heard of like PDF, Word. As with the Desktop version, everything is very well thought out. Storyist beats even Scrivener in terms of total number of export options. And Storyist comes with manuscript and screenplay templates so you can focus on the writing, not the formatting. I’ve had the pleasure of working with the Ulysses Beta iOS App for iPhone over the last few weeks. Produce submission-ready manuscripts and screenplays Storyist provides a rich text editor with support for comments, images, headers, footers, and style sheets so you can create properly formatted manuscripts and screenplays.
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