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Byword de-emphasizes the syntax itself, while emphasizing its effects. It appropriately adds style, like italic and bold, to text that's designated by markdown and dims the syntax so it does not getting in the way of comprehension. Additionally, there are commonly used hotkeys (⌘b, ⌘i, etc) that can be used to apply style without having to know the syntax or having to type it out each time. See More
OmmWriter's greatest strength lies in a great selection of pleasant visual designs (images, photographs and chromatherapy backgrounds) and immersive music that can change the look and feel of the writer allowing to create desired ambiance. The backgrounds choices are calm and unobtrusive and the ambient music options are enveloping. You can even choose to replace keyboard strokes with different kinds of sounds. These elements, together with a clean design, create a feeling of a space that's separate from all distractions found in world around you. See More
Poe is one of the most enjoyable desktop apps to write in that I have found. It equals or rivals Calmly Writer, and surpasses many, many more complex apps and programs. I've tried Focus Writer, Nimble Writer, OmmWriter, Scrivener, and so many more. I've tried journaling apps and websites and I use 4theWords daily. (To give you an idea of how often I use these programs, I wrote 90,000 words in the month of November.) Nothing really compares to the beautiful simplicity of Poe. I am still using the free version, but plan to upgrade soon. I wish there was an iOS equivalent, but I'm sure that would be prohibitively expensive for the developers to create. I highly recommend you try Poe through the Windows app store. It's free for most of its functionality and it DOES work (and show on the store) on Windows 11. See More
If you already like or even love space-emacs, do yourself a favor and give Doom Emacs a try. Space-emacs has more features, but this is Emacs. It has more features than you will ever use in your entire life before you ever even installed a distribution. 99% of what you like about Space-Emacs will be there in Doom, and the remaining things will be pretty easy to get back, and your editor will be MUCH faster See More
Spacemacs is just a well-configured Emacs distribution with community-sourced best in class plugins and layers selected to take the setup pain out of Emacs. Evil mode gives the Vim bindings and modes for fast editing, while Helm makes everything discoverable to make learning to be more productive simple and unintrusive. See More
CreaWriter's main selling point is the fact that it adds atmosphere to its workspace. By default there's a background with a sunset over water and a sound of trickling water, but the background and sound can be changed to anything to create the desired atmosphere. Along with background and sound, CreaWriter has options for customizing transparency, font size, family and color, status bar information and visibility, etc. See More
The paid version adds useful feature such as word count, text styles (bold, italic, underlined), hotkeys, autosaves, ambient sound volume and customization options such as configurable text color, text areas's color, size, position and transparency, and adjustable ambient sound volume. See More