Breveto

Breveto could be great … IF they would update it where there was an actual import function in the file menu. Also it needs more file export versions (like Docx, etc). The AI portion is limited on how much it will let you use it. Preview of export would be great. Other than that Breveto holds promise. But it hasn’t been updated in over a year, so I hope thet’s not a sign of abandonment!

Very nice writing app. Most professional app I've ever worked with; that's for sure. And that's just from its free version. Just imagine how much more would advance my writing aspirations if I'd take it to the next level by going Pro. Some of us might need a miracle in order to upgrade to the Pro addition. But trust me when I say, you will be glad you at least tried the Free version. I know for me, while I very much like what I have to work with now; I'd very much like to level up to Pro. By the way, For the not-so-advanced wordsmiths; this Breveto writing app will most definitely level up your intelligence bar since it also sports a built-in Dictionary Highly Specific Strategic Formating for added support, along with a library style Sidebar to keep all your writings organized and at the ready for any revision/edits plus a Share button for posting to your personal media. All this plus Settings to your personal requirements in the Free-mode(?) Just imagine how much more is available in Pro-mode to enhance your writing productivities and widen your world; even ushuring you into a world of professionalism you could only dream of before. To be sure, you will most definitely find yourself pleasantly surprised as you engage with Breveto. I am very glad I discovered this Breveto writing app. The fact that Breveto also levels you up personally, by adding an integrated Dictionary Highly Specific Strategic Formating - is beyond what I can even put to words. That's how impressed I am with Breveto. And that's just in its Free-mode. So I can hardly wait till I'm able to take Breveto Pro. :0).

Found out about this app because I'm a longtime user of one of the developers other apps (ColorSlurp, which is also quite elegant). I'm not exactly what you'd call a power user whe it comes to taking notes, but I do need to be able to. Breveto strikes a nice balance between simplicity/ease of use and still having all the tools one would need and expect. I've used some apps that look nice and clean, but are also functionally too limited. Breveto has a slick UI, but the tools are still there. My only recommendations would be an integration with the menu bar for quick/always-on access... and for bullet items in lists to remain indented even when an item wraps to a second line (currently, text wrapping to a second line in a bullet list isn't indented — it's flush with the bullet itself). The latter might seem minor/petty, but as a designer, it's the kind of thing that irritates a little. Overall a great app, though — certainly no qualms about getting the Pro subscription.