IWork

iWork is a productivity software suite for iOS, iPadOS, Mac OS X (now macOS), and iCloud that is marketed by Apple as a free alternative to Microsoft Office.
==Description==
===Included software===
*Keynote, a presentation software application.
*Numbers, a spreadsheet software application.
*Pages, a word processor and page layout application.
===Release history===
*iWork '05, introduced at Macworld Expo on January 11, 2005.
*iWork '06, introduced at Macworld Expo on January 10, 2006.
*iWork '08, introduced at an Apple Special Event on August 7, 2007. First appearance of Numbers.Apple Mac Event – Live Update, Macworld. 2007-08-07. Archived 2007-08-17.Apple Introduces iWork’08, Apple Inc. 2007-08-07.
*iWork '09, introduced at Macworld Expo on January 6, 2009. Also included as part of Mac Box Set.
*iWork '13, introduced at an Apple Special Event on October 22, 2013. The individual apps thereafter became freely downloadable through the App Store.Apple Introduces Next Generation iWork and iLife Apps for OS X and iOS, Apple Inc. 2013-10-22.
==References==
==See also==
*iLife, the corresponding creativity suite from Apple.
==External links==
*iWork at Apple
**Older iWork and productivity software downloads at Apple Support
**Creativity and Productivity Apps (archived 2013-10-23)
**iWork '09 (archived 2013-10-14, 2009-01-10)
**iWork '08 (archived 2007-08-14)
**iWork '06 (archived 2006-04-24)
**iWork '05 (archived 2005-01-12)
* at Wikipedia
 
Category:Freeware
Category:2005 introductions