The best Polaris Office alternatives

Overleaf suits people writing scientific or technical documents in LaTeX, especially those who want to collaborate with others.

Google Docs suits individuals and teams writing together across web and mobile devices.

Paper suits teams that need shared documents with assigned to-dos and deadline views.

Writer suits individuals and organizations that need document editing and collaboration, including offline desktop work.

It suits people who need document editing across desktop, mobile and web, including teams that want collaborative editing and cloud integrations.

Pages suits people creating documents, layouts, and visual materials, including users who want review or collaboration tools.

Etherpad can suit schools, public institutions, newsrooms, civic projects, and teams that need shared editing with authorship history.

Scrivener suits writers working on long projects, including novelists, screenwriters, nonfiction writers, students, and academics.

Craft suits people who want notes and documents available across web, desktop, and mobile platforms, including offline.

LyX suits writers handling structured academic, technical, literary, or script documents.

Word may suit people who need to create or edit documents across mobile, desktop, or web platforms.

TeXstudio suits people creating LaTeX documents who want editing, checking, build tools, and PDF viewing in one desktop environment.

It suits writers who need one paid tool across macOS, Windows, iPhone, and iPad.