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Compo

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Compo is an elegantly simple iOS text editor for writers who don't want to spend all their time managing an app but simply want to write. It is completely focused on the writing experience and stripping away all the endless buttons, tabs, and excess baggage most text editors contain. While many other "minimalist text editors" market their simplicity, Compo actually delivers on that promise.

That's not to say it's too simple, as it still contains powerful iCloud Drive syncing to securely backup one's writings and allow one to use it on all their devices. It also has sharing capabilities to export one's writings to the world.

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