Im a long time user of MJ and use it nearly every day. Its a full-featured journal/writing app, and has become like a well worn notebook & fountain pen for this writer. The visual file organization is simple and what drew me to the software in the beginning. So when the iOS version was released I gave it a try. Im using it more and more. I have used MJ on my iphone with a wireless keyboard in a pinch. Not ideal but it works and Im glad its an option.
Syncing. It works very well and its my personal preference to sync directly to my mac via wi-fi instead of "icloud-ing it". The only syncing issue I encountered was with locked journals holding many nested journals. For some reason, it wouldnt sync and eventually locked up. Tried a couple times. I had no data loss but wondered why the problem. Dont know but I went back to how Id been organizing my entries & journals and everything synced up fine again. So.. I knock off a half star for that.
Love the simple password protect for the program. I dont have the secrets of the universe in there but I do want to keep inquiring eyes out.
I found that .doc(s) (MS Word) that Id imported into MJ OS X are empty entries in MJ iphone app. Also, from Final Draft, I have some .rtf files Id imported, in script format, and those show up fine in MJ on my iphone, except the formatting isnt really maintained but is readable.
The ability to take a photo within the app and add it to your entry, I think is essential, especially for an app that is on an iphone or ipad! Photo integration ought to be way up on their list of updates, imo. You have the option to send the entry to your blog but it cant have a picture. Humm. But I can live without it for now.
The roar for syncing with icloud or similar is only going to get louder - many will want or need that. Schimpf & Co ought to make it available. But keep the wi-fi sync option! That and taking pics within the app are obvious misses. But overall, a nice way to access your MJ data on our portable devices.
Finding the right tools for what you want to do, also applies in the world of apps. The MJ desktop app is excellent and Id struggle to find something as useful. The iOS MJ app is OK to very good but needs feature improvement. What it does, it does well enough, and it has been surprisingly helpful to have MJ on my iphone.