The important aspect about my particular workaround is that you need a cloud account that will sync files from your computer, files that then will be accessible from a mobile device instantly. If you’re online these days, it’s likely you already have a cloud account, whether it be OneDrive from Microsoft, Dropbox, Google Drive or one of many other similar services.
Use an existing one or use the built-in wizard to create a new story. You’ll also need a story handy and readily configured. They usually have a free trial that lets you try before you buy. If you don’t have Scrivener, go to the website right now and check it out. To make this work, you need three things.įirst things first. Hopefully, at the end of the day, it will also work for you until a native Scrivener app is released for Android (they’re “working on it”, they say). This post will delve further into the solution I have found to work for me. Since I’m an Android drone through and through, I, therefore, have had to look for other solutions. These days, Scrivener has a native iOS application that lets you write and edit on the go and then sync with your desktop. If you have iOS, your problem is already solved to some extent. Cloud services can work as that intermediary between my laptop and my mobile devices. What I write at home on my laptop, I need to be able to edit on my phone or tablet when I’m away from my computer, without having to worry about copying files back and forth. First of all, why is the cloud important? Although the reasons may be different depending who you talk to, for me one of the reasons is about portability.
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