
Quip
Quip is a modern word processor that enables you to create beautiful documents on any device, including the iPad, iPhone, and the desktop. It combines documents and mess...
What is Quip?
Quip is a modern word processor that enables you to create beautiful documents on any device, including the iPad, iPhone, and the desktop. It combines documents and messages into a single chat-like “thread” of updates — making collaboration easy.
Take notes, organize to-do lists, and collaborate within your company. Share folders to organize your projects at home or at work. All features work perfectly offline, syncing whenever you have an internet connection.
Key Features:
• Real-time, collaborative editing • Messaging - Every document has a chat thread • Offline - Edit anywhere, even on an airplane • Folders - Share with your family or team • Checklists - Interactive, shared lists • Diffs - Every edit is in a document news feed • Presence - See who’s online, what they're up to • @mentions - Link to people and documents • Notifications - Know when a doc is opened • Read receipts - Check who’s read your edits • Inbox - See what you haven’t read
Quip also works on the desktop (Mac and PC). Access anywhere at http://quip.com.
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Supported Languages
- English
- Dutch
- French
- German
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Chinese
- Spanish
- Turkish
Apple AppStore
- Updated
- 4.72 avg rating
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- collaborative
- Word Processor
- Spreadsheet
it has integrated spreadsheet option and it's free for unlimited docs, sheets and storage in free storage... I like it very much..
It does the job, but we are looking for options that we have more control over.
Came here looking for alternatives. We prefer tools that have an open source and self-hosted options to migrate over to the day when — not if — they screw us over.
Worth checking out though. Gets the job done.
online web application as a combination of Microsoft Word and Excel with to-do management. expensive.
Quip is allows teams to collaborate on text and spreadsheet documents and organize them into either private or shared folders. Some initial impressions:
SIGN UP & RELATED
FUNCTIONALITY
THE GOOD:
THE NOT SO GOOD:
Anything beyond the above either doesn't immediately stand out or isn't there. Additional functionality is largely brought in via integration with other services (e.g. Dropbox - which I don't use because of the horrific security/privacy implications), Evernote (same), Twitter (same), Slack (same...) and so on. So none of these really appeal to me.
ALTERNATIVE APPS
It's been compared to Evernote. Ignore that. This isn't a personal data organizer. Quip offers integration with Evernote, which it wouldn't if they were replacements for each other.
The most obvious alternative Quip I'm aware of is Nuclino, which is a team-based Wiki thing. Quip is also that kind of thing, but rather than collaboration on a web-page type thing it has flexible, Word-type documents. It's halfway there to being an electronic lab-book, almost.