Collabora Office
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Description

Collabora Office is a text editor, spreadsheet and presentation program based on LibreOffice, the world's most popular Open Source office suite — and now it's on iOS, enhancing your possibilities to work on mobile devices.

This app is in active development, feedback and bug reports are very welcome.

Supported files:

• Open Document Format (.odt, .odp, .ods, .ots, .ott, .otp)
• Microsoft Office 2007/2010/2013/2016/2019 (.docx, .pptx, .xlsx, .dotx, .xltx, .ppsx)
• Microsoft Office 97/2000/XP/2003 (.doc, .ppt, .xls, .dot, .xlt, .pps)

Report issues:

Use the bugtracker and attach any files that caused problems via
https://col.la/iosBug . Please note that anything you enter in the bugtracker will be public.

About the app:

Collabora Office for iOS is based on the LibreOffice code for macOS and other platforms. This, combined with a new front-end based on Collabora Online.

Credits:

iOS port is mainly based on the work of Collabora engineer Tor Lillqvist, with help of Patrick Luby. Please find a detailed list of contributors in the credits: https://col.la/iosCredits

License: Open Source — Mozilla Public License v2 and other
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2.29 out of 5

21 ratings in United States

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Too Buggy to be Reliable

Nappa231 on

This app is much too buggy. If you scroll too fast down a longer document it crashes. If you are trying to work offline and save the document to Nextcloud with the document saved for offline work it will for some reason remove the offline copy and then say you need to go online to work on the document. Unfortunately, any office app that is not owned by Microsoft is buggy and unusable. This is unfortunate because I really despise MS.

Really want to love this, if the minor issues are fixed

Rose & Kush on

I love Libre Source to the point where I may actually contribute to this project, but the trackpad support on iPadOS is lackluster at best right now. I have super complex spreadsheets and I thought that using this in collaboration with my Linux desktop would work amazing. It’s actually pretty good and 99% there, but needs some minor polishing.

Surprise

rba1854 on

I thought that I would be fare to LibreOffice and try there IOS Version. I am currently working on a document on my laptop and thought I would transfer it over to my iPad to continue the work. Surprise you can’t do that! The only thing you can do is write from scratch and hope it’s saved. To bad this application didn’t have a better impression for me to continue using it. When your up to the Libreoffice standard let us know so that it can be tested. For now Pages will be my go to on IOS.

Really WANT to like it!

12Fret on

Unfortunately, not ready for prime time on iOS despite the similar functionality to MS Office. Cannot properly save on ipad and file management on iphone beyond print does not exist. Strange beyond words the quality gaps that exist. Still testing on Macos but the mobile apps are a brief afterthought at best as of this writing.

Dangerously easy to LOSE all of your work! UI needs major fix!

PowerUserPro on

If you try to use this app in the natural way you would use any other app, you will quickly lose all of your work! Like, if you click “new, document” and type up a text document, the most obvious button to push is the check mark at the top left. You think it has saved your work, so then you click the back arrow at the top left. But is your work saved? No! Not only is it not saved but it is permanently deleted! Let’s try again, type new document, go to hamburger button top right, now you click on “save.” Surely now it is saved and it is now safe to click the back button at the top left? Wrong again! Your work was NOT saved and it is completely lost again! The only way to save your work is to find “export” and export it has something like a .doc or .pdf. I recommend doing this first thing, before you start typing. If you do this first it will save correctly. A good app would make it nearly impossible to accidentally lose your work. With this app, losing your work is the default, if you are not extremely careful. The right way would be, when clicking “new document” it should prompt you to type a title for the file and select what type of document/file it is going to be. That step would take care of the exporting first thing and then it would be saved before you even start writing

I like everything about this app except that it doesn’t work.

Graves -> Gardens on

How can I use it, when a copy of a cell merely copies the value and not the formula?

it is have so much foundation i love it

复古风格31121 on

it is have so much foundation i love it ,hope it can not crash so many times

AWFUL!!!!

Ladyhawke112 on

How did this piece of junk get all these great reviews? I just installed it. It came up accessed to my iPad Files. No instructions at all! I looked for a beginner’s How To video - without success. I managed to open a new blank document. It said to “double tap” to change some text. I would still be tapping to make something work, but I stopped to write this! Back to the MS Office Suite on my PC . . .

Yep, pretty awful

Reanime on

Couldn’t even pass the most basic copy paste command. Meant well by knowing the command, but didn’t even flinch when I hit paste from notes. I wouldn’t trust it - experimental is overstating its status

Horrible

Squishmaster D on

Would give zero stars if I could. It’s just bad. Difficult to edit documents without messing everything up and the screen spazzes out so that you can’t save any changes. Guess I’ll stick to keeping things in the iOS notes app and formatting them on the computer.

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App Info

Languages
English
Recent version
24.04.4 (2 weeks ago )
Released on
May 22, 2019 (5 years ago )
Last updated
1 week ago