The Ulysses app now allows authors to organize their work into projects
Popular writing app and markdown editor Ulysses has received a new project feature aimed at users who tend to work on larger projects, such as books, a thesis or a blog.
New to the app in version 29, the Projects feature shows only what’s relevant to the current project and hides everything else in the app’s sidebar to improve focus.
The writing target and deadline for the project are prominently displayed in the sidebar, where there are dedicated sections for content as well as additional silos for research material, while keywords for each project are managed separately.
The projects interface is designed to make content easily exportable, and each project can have separate settings, such as export style and file format.
In addition, Ulysses 29 overhauls the dashboard and review mode toolbars on Mac and the menus on iOS, and fixes a bug where italics would not appear in the editor. The entire process of moving groups and sheets has also been reworked, so that Ulysses’ drag-and-drop interactions finally work properly.
Ulysses can be downloaded for free on the App Store. After a 14-day trial, a subscription is required to unlock the app on all devices. A monthly subscription costs $5.99, while an annual subscription is $39.99.
Students can use Ulysses at a discounted rate of $10.99 per six months. The discount is given from the app. Ulysses is also included in Setapp, the subscription-based service for Mac applications created by MacPaw.
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