I just feel obligated to leave a review for other people who wants to try this app. I'd have rated this app four or five stars, but a synchronization issue seems to have wiped a few of them out of existence. File management could be a bit more graceful, but admittedly it's a trickier problem to solve on iOS devices-and the developers seemingly have bigger file-related issues to tackle first. Perhaps the developers of iA Writer should be asking themselves this question.įundamental inability to store data aside, iA Writer is a lovely app. At what point does intentional ignorance become functionally equivalent to incompetence? I'm not sure. This arrogance on the part of the developers suggests they turn a blind eye to their own failures. But other developers have seemingly worked out a solution for this: Bear doesn't lose my files like iA Writer does, and neither did Editorial (RIP). If you look at the developers' responses to other users who've complained about this on the App Store, it seems they're willing to blame iCloud Sync for this, as if the problem is endemic to Apple's implementation of file synchronization. I've seen it delete chunks of my writing multiple times within the same MINUTE-I write, it deletes, I rewrite, and it deletes again. It loses text at a frankly unforgivable rate. People like to read things that are just good.Whatever iA Writer does to sync your text files with iCloud, it does a lousy job of it. Life’s already too short to give people bad health advice.
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