Anyway, yes, I know about Daedalus, but I want something that syncs directly between all my devices, so I’ve been waiting for Ulysses and not even tested Daedalus. Maybe I should!
Noen of the writing apps that I’ve testet on the iPad does the trick, anyway. I’m using Evernote for everything mobile these days, or iA Writer, which syncs beautifully, but it’s a bit too stripped down on the desktop. So there’s a bit of cut and paste going on.

It syncs via iCloud with Ulysses 3, which should be available from the app store in the next few days. It’s the OSX/iOS combination many of us have been waiting for.

Aber never mind, die Zeiten ändern sich nun mal – und der Preis ist wirklich unschlagbar für das, was die Software an Funktionalität und am Komfort bietet.

(Abgesehen davon, dass die meisten Leute inzwischen mit einer reinen Textverarbeitung ohne Klickibunti rein gar nix anfangen können…)

I use Ulysses for writing articles and really like the tabbing/project approach. Like everybody else, I really miss the ability to open my projects on my iPad. I understand that there are very good reasons for this never to happen, which is sad.

Having read most of this discussion, i can’t find any mention of the following idea, but, of course, I might have overlooked it.

OK – syncing is crucial, but not possible today. So – why not make a dropbox, sort of, a pane in Ulysses where you can cut and paste your text and sync this directly with iCloud or something else. This could then be opened in a text editor, directly from iCloud, when you are on the iPad, and then, when you are back at your computer, automagically have your edited text from the iPad back in the same pane. Then it’s cut and paste time, again, and formating, for those who use that, it’s not important to me. Maybe the Notes pane could be used?

Of course, this could be done by cut&paste between apps. But it would be much easier to have it directly available inside Ulysses. And, of course, in the same pane I should be able to open any text directly from iCloud, text that I wrote somewhere else, on the iPad, iPhone, at my work computer, anywhere, and then use it in Ulysses.

What I am suggesting is a direct, simplified connection to the cloud, but no syncing of the whole project, just an easy way to send unformated text between devices.

The point is, it’s the text that’s the most important thing!