Overview

Features & Capabilities

Collabora Office is a robust, open-source office suite for iOS, based on LibreOffice. It provides editing for text, spreadsheets, and presentations and supports Open Document Format (ODF) as well as Microsoft Office formats.

The project is under active development; bug reports and feedback are welcome via the bug tracker at col.la/iosBug. The iOS port combines LibreOffice code with a new front-end inspired by Collabora Online. It is released under the Mozilla Public License v2 and related Open Source licenses.

User Growth & Download Statistics

By:
Collabora Productivity
Rating:
3.30
(115)
1 new ratings
Version:
26.04.3 Last updated: 2026-09-08
Version code:
890815116
Creation date:
2019-05-22
Compatible devices:
Size:
319.55MB
URLs:
Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:
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Source:
Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-09-10
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Developed by:
Collabora Productivity
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/collabora-office/id1440482071
Website:
https://www.collaboraoffice.com

User Reviews

Users praise Collabora Office on iPad for OpenDocument/LibreOffice compatibility, offline/local storage, open-source/privacy, and a LibreOffice-like feature set. Repeated negatives include saving problems and data loss risks, crashes and slow performance, a non-intuitive, non-optimized mobile UI, and broken trackpad scrolling. Overall, it’s a compelling open-source Office alternative when stable and user-friendly, but remains unreliable and challenging for daily editing due to persistence of stability, saving, and UX issues.
Pros
  • OpenDocument/LibreOffice compatibility on iPad for editing documents
  • Supports local file storage and cloud-drive integration, enabling offline editing
  • Open-source and privacy-conscious design (transparency)
  • LibreOffice-like feature set on iPad, offering an Office-like alternative
Cons
  • Saving issues: unreliable autosave and difficulty saving or naming files; confusing save flow
  • Crashes and performance instability in Writer/Calc and slow file operations
  • Mobile UX/UI not optimized for touch; non-intuitive interface and glitches
  • Trackpad scrolling support is broken/limited on iPadOS, hindering editing navigation
Recent reviews
My 34 year association with Apple will end soon when able to purchase a new laptop and migrate completely to Linux. I can’t nor will continue to allow myself to be increasingly locked into Apple’s high security electric fenced in prison yard for the sake of being a living bank account for the enrichment of their investors anymore. Nor buy the ongoing marketing lyes that it’s for my own security or that today’s version of Apple is ethically the same as it was twenty years ago. It hasn’t been for roughly fifteen years. Besides Linux is a more secure system than OSX. That said over the past year Apple has quietly made it increasingly difficult to use third party apps. Apple wants to control the choices users make driving them to their weak and seldomly meaningfully updated native applications serving as nothing more than front doors to their subscription services , iCloud services, and online stores. Apple even changes their devices in ways to force their users into this. Consider the artificial changes Apple made to iBooks with their release of Catalina forcing iMac users to increase iCloud subscriptions or make the choice of no longer maintaining their own private libraries on their tiny but expensive internal drives. All the while subtly “re-educating” their loyal customers that it was a far better solution to buy from their online store. So with the limitations this app must function as and most likely those to come as Apple reverts backwards to the era pre-Steve Jobs return when they ran Apple into the ground in the early nineties, i will deal with this. Next year I trade this new iPhone in for an android or anything other than an other iPhone. I should have listened to my brother and friends when they made their exodus from Apples prison facility but noooooo. My stupidity. Three decades and countless Apple products is enough.
by Da*****, 2026-08-17

This app allowed me to open and view most of my open office and libre office files. The spreadsheet it choked on contained macros and buttons. Obviously I don’t know for certain why this file caused an error and aborted the load, but those are the differences between the files that worked, and those that did not. So, please try to find the bug and correct it. I cannot be the only one who uses these features of Libre Office.
by Jj*****, 2026-07-31
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