Quip

Quip is a software package for online collaboration that is accessible on Android smartphones. Bret Taylor, a former Facebook CTO, and Kevin Gibbs, the inventor of the Google App Engine, co-founded the startup in 2012.

The spreadsheet and word processing functionalities of Quip allow for online collaboration as well as changes to the respective Android applications. All members of the group may see and modify papers at the same time, and they can also offer comments if necessary. Quip also has its own chat rooms and is utilized by large corporations like Amazon and Dell.

Quip has a free tier, although it is dependent on the user's activity rather than the amount of days you use it. As a result, the more you utilize it, the more free time you will have. A team may utilize spreadsheets, chat, and Live Apps like a Calendar on the premium tier.

If you want assistance, there is also fantastic aid available. The program allows you to work offline and sync documents when you connect to the internet again. Some internet reviews have panned Quip's ability to load PDF documents, claiming that it is restricted and can be time-consuming at times. It's also worth noting that the program only supports a few number of import/export formats.

Detailed information:

Devices:

• iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/quip-docs-chat-sheets/id647922896
• Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quip.quip

Top Use: Cross-platform sync

Website: https://quip.com/download