Ulysses on Windows

• A library of sheets rather than one document at a time.
• Goals and writing statistics on the current piece.
• Clean Markdown editing without a split preview.
• Publishing straight to WordPress or Medium.
• Sync between devices without thinking about it.

No single Windows app replaces all five. The list below says which ones come closest to each.

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It runs in the browser, so it works on a Windows machine where you cannot install software at all, and there is a desktop build (.exe) if you want a separate window. Rich text rather than Markdown source, focus mode, and exports to Markdown, PDF and .quorly. No account.

What it does not do: no sheet library with goals, no publishing integration, and sync is opt-in — Local Sync to a folder, or Pro Cloud Sync to your own Google Drive. If a managed library is the thing you need, Obsidian or Scrivener is a better fit.

Ulysses exports Markdown and plain text; both import into Quorly. Export each sheet from Ulysses, import the .md files here, and the headings, lists and emphasis come with them. Do it sheet by sheet — the library is the part Ulysses keeps, and it does not travel.