Apps that have sync mode

[Darkcrow.]

Today I just wrote a draft of 1200 words on my android phone, and for some reason that little bastard decided to stop working. I had to reset it to make it work again. But now I lost all of my drafts as well as novel notes. So I am looking for an app that works on android as well as on my ipad and also have a sync feature (It’s fine even if it is a paid app).
I have already used notion and for some reason the developers went extra steps to prevent anyone from selection all words in a draft.
As for Grammarly, It only works on my Ipad, It doesn’t have android version.
For some reason I don’t like any of the googls apps.

 

[The_3rd_Book]

Google docs should have it.

 

[Tropic_Panda]

For me, Google Docs is the only option. The internet connection is super bad, so i have to write offline most of the time.

 

[Paul_Tromba]

google docs

 

[Agentt]

Writer+
Pure writer
Both of these have a dropbox feature, I use them because I hate google in general.

If not, Microsoft Word should be enough cuz of the autosave feature,

 

[Beta02]

You can use Evernote. It’s available across all devices and you can sync your notes up to 2 devices for the free plan, but it’s unlimited for the paid the version. It also has many other notes organizational features that might be helpful too.

 

[Deleted member 45782]

Jotterpad

 

[Reyezwriting]

Why are you not using google docs?!

 

[ElijahRyne]

Today I just wrote a draft of 1200 words on my android phone, and for some reason that little bastard decided to stop working. I had to reset it to make it work again. But now I lost all of my drafts as well as novel notes. So I am looking for an app that works on android as well as on my ipad and also have a sync feature (It’s fine even if it is a paid app).
I have already used notion and for some reason the developers went extra steps to prevent anyone from selection all words in a draft.
As for Grammarly, It only works on my Ipad, It doesn’t have android version.
For some reason I don’t like any of the googls apps.

Use google Docs for writing, it is essentially a free Microsoft word.

If you are using Grammarly to help with grammar mistakes, you can always try using a free grammar bot. Just be careful when correcting ‘mistakes’, sometimes you are correct and the bot is wrong.

Also listening to your chapter with a Text to speech bot, can help you find passages that leave things out or are hard to understand.

 

[Anon_Y_Mousse]

The mobile app for Microsoft word saves stuff on your onedrive.

 

[K5Rakitan]

I would use Google docs for working on multiple devices. I prefer drafting things in Word, but I copy and paste things to a Google doc so my husband can beta read.

 

[AKnightWithaKnife]

simple write in a note book. I have literally 39 note books full of story beats that will never see the light of day

 

[NotaNuffian]

simple write in a note book. I have literally 39 note books full of story beats that will never see the light of day

Good idea, better than when I write porn in docs and somewhere in the Google headquarters they have a backup of it.

No so good idea if you have a crappy handwriting like mine. P.s it took me awhile to understand the things in my old notebook.

 

[Aouliuo]

I use Zoho Docs.

It has an auto-sync feature, you can work offline, and it has an advanced writing feedback system integrated into the platform.

 

[Akivien]

Good idea, better than when I write porn in docs and somewhere in the Google headquarters they have a backup of it.

No so good idea if you have a crappy handwriting like mine. P.s it took me awhile to understand the things in my old notebook.

I i i don't understand my handwriting :(

 

[AKnightWithaKnife]

Good idea, better than when I write porn in docs and somewhere in the Google headquarters they have a backup of it.

No so good idea if you have a crappy handwriting like mine. P.s it took me awhile to understand the things in my old notebook.

I write in fancy script can’t even write in print anymore

 

[qrt]

There's a very simple stripped down writing app called Simplenote. It can tag stuff, it syncs to a cloud, and there's a desktop browser version if you want to switch between the two. Very easy