Editorially has been discontinued. Similar sites and apps include Typora. It's paid, but ghostwriter and MarkText are free. Other options are GitBook, StackEdit, iA Writer and Hemingway Editor. There's no shortage of Text Editors like Editorially, with more than 50 alternatives for Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone and iPad.
MarkRight is a simple but very efficient Markdown editor built using Electron and ClojureScript. It uses a dual pane interface that lets you focus on the task of writing, while providing a live preview so you can instantly see the results.
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Deepdwn is a markdown editing suite, designed to organize and edit collections of markdown files.
A modern macOS markdown editor - themeable, tabs, sidebar, GitHub flavored markdown, exporting, latex and more.
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Writebox is a simple and distraction-free text editor for Chrome and iPhone/iPad. Writebox helps you to concentrate on writing and seamlessly syncs your text writings across all your devices with Dropbox and/or Google Drive.
Markdown editor for a note service with live preview, code highlighting, tables, images, attachments, LaTeX, flowcharts, checkboxes, and offline storage. It supports notebook and tag selection, browser and desktop clients, and two-way editing through synchronized rich-text notes.
MultiMarkdown Composer is a text editor for Mac that is designed from the ground up around the MultiMarkdown Syntax. It is designed to make writing in MultiMarkdown even easier than it already is, with automatic syntax highlighting, built in previews, easy export to any format...
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Typewrite is a real-time collaborative writing environment with Markdown support, versioning and Dropbox syncing.
Advanced text editor tailored for creating structured documents. Leverages Markdown to differentiate content and formatting, ensuring streamlined editing and publishing to a multitude of formats.
DBook is a online service and solution to write large documents in a structured, collaborative and secure way.
