Scrivener for Apple Watch

[system]

@blogueiro

Things, from AgileBits, works in much the same way, but I use it mostly for capturing “to-dos” on the fly - “remember the milk” is the classic example. For thoughts having to do with writing, on the other hand - fleeting images, metaphors, scraps of dialogue - I use Drafts, from AgileTortoise. Things and Drafts are both available on Apple Watch (though of course you can’t use a keyboard sequence on the watch).

I’m always getting AgileBits and AgileTortoise confused. Literature and Latte is a hokey name (sorry, Keith) but at least it’s memorable and distinctive.

Things isn’t Agile, but it’s Cultured (Code) :mrgreen:

[yosimiti]

Things is fantastic! There has not been a day where I haven’t used it in my life since the time I bought it.

Couple Gens’ down the road, I’m gonna eventually shelve out money for on Apple watch, and when that happens it’s first thing I’m gonna put on it. Unless of course, Scrivener for Apple Watch hasn’t been made by then.

[gr]

The truly compelling thing about Scrivener for watchOS will be that your days of forgetting great ideas while you are swimming your laps or snorkeling in the deep end will be over. Series 2 Apple Watch and Scrivener for watchOS together are a wet writer’s dream come true!

[blogueiro]

@gr

The truly compelling thing about Scrivener for watchOS will be that your days of forgetting great ideas while you are swimming your laps or snorkeling in the deep end will be over. Series 2 Apple Watch and Scrivener for watchOS together are a wet writer’s dream come true!

And with GPS you won’t get lost among the twists and turns of the plot.