Developers dealt really well with feedback When I first downloaded the app, I noticed it could really use some improvements. I send them an email, explaining what the issues where. It was weekend, but I got a reply within the hour, and only a couple days later they had fixed the application and added the features I requested. I send them another mail with some other suggestions I had. They also addressed those and stayed in touch, notifying me when an update with an improvement was released. I wish more companies would deal so well with feedback!

For years I couldn't find a way to type… For years I couldn't find a way to type on a laptop without having to edit my writing just by seeing it appear on the screen. It was a nightmare, I tried it all, dragon, word, final draft etc... All I needed was a tool, much like the old typewriters, I never expected to find a friend. Inspire writer is that friend. I truly recommend it.

Writing between Windows and Obsidian with Inspire Writer I was looking for a very simple Markdown writer app as a fiction writer. I have recently taken up the Obsidian notetaking app, and enjoyed learning Markdown with that. I wanted a simple but speedy writing app to take over the complexity of Scrivener. I can write in Obsidian but there are still many issues - tables in particularly are difficult in Obsidian's markdown format. After trialling Inspire Writer for 7 days free trial I was overjoyed to find that I could simply map to my Obsidian notes folder on my PC, and writing in both has real time saves. Write a new note in Inspire Writer, and it appears immediately in Obsidian. Inspire Writer adds some additional benefits - tables and footnotes are really easy with a popup box to input into. Much easier than even Obsidian's Advanced Tables plugin. Inspire lets me tag files (called sheets) with inhouse tags also (not affecting my metadata tags inside of Obsidian) which I use for other purposes. Inspire publishes to Medium and Wordpress also, a huge bonus for blog posts. The only downside to Inspire is its image view and insert functionality. Inspire only deals with external images (hosted on the web, so only URLs). Obsidian holds images inside the Obsidian folders for copy/pasted/dragged images. Inside of Inspire the same note.md file only shows the Obsidian URL for this internal image, and does not show the image. The ease of doing markdown tables and writing quickly when drafting made me take the purchase option for Inspire Writer.

Inspire is an modern and minimalist text editor free of distractions. Inspire is an elegant, modern and minimalist text editor focused on writing productivity and free of distractions. And yet, it offers an elaborate and resourceful structure to cater from that simple short text to the production of an entire book. If you are reading this comment, I imagine you like or spend a good deal of your time writing. For your work, to do a post, for studies or simply because you like to write for pure pleasure, as a form of expression. If that's your case, you're sure to love Inspire! Inspire uses Markdown as a formatting language which allows you to fit your text into several different file types (HTML, PDF, DOCX, Rich Text, etc.) so that text is adjusted according to the need of the file , no broken formatting, empty spaces, strange fonts, etc. And it also allows automatic backup and cloud synchronization across multiple cloud services (dropbox, google driver, box ...). Letting you have the security that your texts and projects will always be available and safe. In addition to all these details, they facilitate and help in their task of producing texts. Inspire looks nice, intuitive and easy to use.

How I became an Inspire(d) Writer Well, I am not a writer... So what to do with Inspire writer might you ask? I stumbled over the program via GiveAwayOfTheDay, it got good reviews, so I had a look. And, I am impressed with the ease of use, quick workflow and simpleness to do some markup with it. We are in the process of writing a blog, so plenty of texts to create, this program is going to help us a lot. The only thing that I am missing is support for Joomla, the program that we use for our blog, but we will copy/paste around it until there is a better solution on hand.