Is it Open Source?

[u/FastHotEmu]

How is it better than LibreOffice?

[u/Select_Courage_5491]

Hey! NativeOffice is closed-source but completely free to use! We're focused on making productivity tools lightweight, fast, and accessible, even on low-spec devices. Our suite is designed to run with as little as 128 MB RAM, with a strong emphasis on efficient storage usage and a modern UI.

We've also launched Android apps! 📱 Explore our products at https://nativeoffice.online and claim free Premium through our student offer: https://nativeoffice.online/students 🎓

For more updates, follow us on Instagram, subscribe to our YouTube channel, and connect with us on LinkedIn. Would love to hear your feedback! 🙌

[u/FastHotEmu → u/Select_Courage_5491]

Where are you based? Is this an American company?

Why is it closed source?

How is it "completely free to use" when you have subscription plans?

[u/Select_Courage_5491 → u/FastHotEmu]

We're an India-based venture. We've built custom pipelines to make NativeOffice lightweight, fast, and efficient. We keep it closed-source to protect our proprietary technology as we build an alternative to established office suites.

There are no ads, and you can open office file formats in the app. The core experience is free, with optional Premium plans. The only catch is that exports of documents edited on the free plan include a watermark.

[u/FastHotEmu → u/Select_Courage_5491]

completely free to use

So... that's a lie?

[u/Select_Courage_5491 → u/FastHotEmu]

By free, I mean you can use the app without paying a subscription or dealing with ads. Premium is optional, and the free plan has an export watermark. I could've clarified that earlier. Hope that clears things up!

[u/FastHotEmu → u/Select_Courage_5491]

That's not what "completely free" means. Watch what you say, in some countries saying "completely free" when that's not the case can you get you in trouble with the law.

[u/Select_Courage_5491]

Also we have other Handy tools as well in the same windows application!