+1 for iA Writer

Typora

I use Ulysses as my library and note system. It has good organizational tools, fast sync, and treats meta-data well.

But if I need to focus on a single document, I write it in iA Writer.

I'm pretty happy writing markdown notes with https://usecanvas.com/ which has online collaboration

Atom.io

I absolutely love Typora, but I tend to stick with iA Writer for most standalone documents and use Ulysses for larger book projects. Ulysses also has great support for code blocks so it's nice for working up product documentation when needed.

I use MacDown :)

Here is list of awesome markdown editors. I prefer iA Writer.

Try Bear!

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Mou

TextEdit.

There is no shortage of text editors for MacOS, yet I continually come back to TextEdit. It’s fast, simple, open source, and every Mac has a copy preinstalled. Go pick out a nice monospaced font, and I think you have a challenger for even the most minimalistic of writing interfaces.

MacVim + a bunch of plugins to make it function and look more like iA Writer.

I use Simplenote. It's cross-platform (seriously, its on everything!), has a great UI in both the app & on the web with light & dark mode editing, backs up your notes online and is developed by the Automattic team.

Many say they use their text editor, but doesn't have to mean always. I personally use this: http://www.coreldraw.com/en/pages/docx-file/ instead of the one integrated in my system, and I see many people nowadays do the same thing.

Without a doubt TextKraft Pro.

vim (neovim) with Goyo and limelight :-)

I've used a bunch, migrated from iA Writer to Simplenote to Notes.app, but for writing I started using Author.

I/A Writer is really good. But I also enjoy typing over Sublime Text 3 or Atom.

I am using Bear.

I love Mou, simple and you can preview on the right.

I'm Curious what the use case is for a tool to only write markdown in? I use sublime text because I'm often building/implementing my designs and continually fixing stuff that our dev team pumps out.

I'm using Bear. It's super cute, simple as hell, cross iOS and macOS.

Ulysses for personal files and notion.so for work and collaboration

iA Writer for longform writing, but quick notes go into nvAlt on desktop or Simplenote on iOS, which sync together perfectly.

On iOS Editorial. On macOS Sublime in distraction free view + some markdown syntax highlighting and plugins.

I purchased Quiver a while a go but hardly use it (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/quiver-programmers-notebook/id866773894?mt=12).

I seem to just stick to Sublime Text now, using this package - https://github.com/SublimeText-Markdown/MarkdownEditing

My usual text editor, isn't that the point.

I use Ulysses for the "serious" documents, and Mou for the one shot/simples ones.

Byword for single files, Ulysses for anything bigger. Both great!

I use Evernote.

Typora, Bear, Alternote, Dropbox Paper

Caret

Byword on iOS, and either Byword or Textmate on Mac OSX with Marked 2 as a previewer and the irreplacable Markdown service tools installed. (Seriously, go install those)

On Windows, either Markdown Pad or Atom.

Emacs

MacDown and Sublime Text.