LibreOffice Technology
LibreOffice Technology is the result of ten years of intensive activity on the software’s open source code, coordinated by the Engineering Steering Committee and carried out by developers, software engineers, security experts, and interface and user experience specialists of many affiliations.
The goal of this evolutionary process was to create a single software platform for individual productivity on desktop, mobile and the cloud: the only approach able to offer users the interoperability features that enable transparent sharing of all content, and independence from single commercial vendors and vendor lock-in strategies.
Desktop Platforms
Writer UI
Calc UI
Impress UI
Draw UI
Mobile Platforms
Writer UI
Calc UI
Impress UI
Draw UI
Cloud Platforms
Writer UI
Calc UI
Impress UI
Draw UI
Open Document Format (ODT / ODS / ODP / ODG)
Common Productivity Engine
WP UI
SS UI
PS UI
DOCX
XLSX
PPTX
WP Engine
SS Engine
PS Engine
Desktop Platforms
WP UI
SS UI
PS UI
DOCX
XLSX
PPTX
WP Engine
SS Engine
PS Engine
Mobile Platforms
WP UI
SS UI
PS UI
DOCX
XLSX
PPTX
WP Engine
SS Engine
PS Engine
Cloud Platforms
Proprietary and Open Core Office Suites
Today, there is a large family of products based on LibreOffice Technology, for the desktop (with community and enterprise-optimized versions), for the cloud, for Android and iOS, and for Chrome OS. LibreOffice Technology is also used within larger products to convert and process document formats. These products are released by different organizations and have different brand names, but share the same common engine to offer users the same unique advantages in term of interoperability, resiliency, robustness and security.