I'd definitely heard good things, but the subscription was a dealbreaker for me, too.
Scrivener has much the same document model, but it's pay-once. That by itself made it much more attractive to me.
Scrivener has much the same document model, but it's pay-once. That by itself made it much more attractive to me.
I stopped using it when it went to a subscription, though. I can't accuse a company that lets you write in Markdown, basically plain text, as rent-seeking, but I dislike my workflow being held hostage like that. Haven't really found a suitable, multi-document replacement yet.