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yWriter is a good programm for writing. It has a desktop Application, an Android and iOS App (and even a Kindle app). The costs are around 4,79â‚¬ in the Google PlayStore in Germany.

You have the possibility to synchronize your apps with Google Drive and Dropbox. I use it every day and work in the evening at home and in the daytime on mobile. The integration is seamless and you just have to remember to quit one app, if you switch to the other (lost a whole chapter because I worked on it on my way and didn't closed it at home ... home version had overwritten the mobile save)

But the app itself is pretty good

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