Apple productivity suite is called iWork s . It contains a word processing app called Pages a spreadsheet app called Numbers and a presentation app called Keynote. There are versions that run on Mac desktopputers the Cloud iOS phones and tablets. The individual apps of the suite are free and should be downloaded individually from the Apple app store. The iWork suite prioritizes making your documents look good. Although their native file format is proprietary they are capable of exporting files in the same .docx .xlsx and .pptx file formats as used by Microsoft Word Excel and PowerPoint. I rmend creating documents in the iWork suite then exporting them in a Microsoft Office file format to share with others. Your document will look heads and tails better than the ones submitted by others. Featurewise the iWork suite has the basics covered well. What missing are the long list of features that few but power users ever employ. Although the apps support AppleScript there are many fewer objects methods and properties exposedpared to the VBA and Office-js used by Microsoft Office apps. Keynote is arguably better than PowerPoint. Although its initial feature list was a weak copy of PowerPoint Steve Jobs requested new features for each product introduction. These new features were then included in future releases of Keynote. Jobs had a well-deserved reputation as the best presenter in the tech world and he used these new features to makepelling visual presentations.