That's cool I'd never heard of it. I've just been using libreoffice.
this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2026
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It's excellent if you’re used to living in a spreadsheet. Tons of power & flexibility, and if I ever start a business it'll be one of the first apps I use. Can't think of a better option.
For me as one person intermittently working on small-time projects, it was overkill. I don't need to track or log project details, so plaintext files work just fine for what I do.