reedsy is good if you’re writing a longer work with multiple chapters

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Google docs is a bitchhhh it can delete your stuff. ☹️☹️

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I write on google docs but I’d like something better

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I personally write a lot on Wavemaker Cards 4.0, just because I like the aesthetic and it’s all in the browser, yet can still work without internet. Novlr is another that I’ve used, but that has a paid option, and only like 5 projects available without paying. On the other hand, Novlr has a pretty good discord server

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it’s always gonna be the notes app on my phone for me, but that’s probably just a me thing

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I use Google docs. It works offline then updates once you get back online.

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I use Ellipsus, absolutely love it

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I use dabble but I will switch if given a better alternative

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Scrivener is a popular choice but it does come with a one-time cost of about $25. I’ve used google docs for years and loved it. It made it easy to switch between devices, but recently a few writers (who write explicit material) have found some or all of their writing being deleted in the because of an AI checker that tries to get rid of spamming. So… pros and cons. You’d need to save stuff elsewhere.

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