How do I get my application added to this list?

Definitions

Native:	Yes: Application uses ODF as its default format. Planned: Application will use ODF natively in the future. No: Application uses a different format by default.
Status:	Work has started. Has important limitations. Generally works, but there are missing features. Works well even on complex documents. Perfect support.

Test suite

We recommend using the ODF Test Suite. It was developed by Intel in collaboration with the University of Central Florida. It is now hosted at the OpenDocument Fellowship's server.

On this page

Office suites | Office suites (web-based) | Word processors (other than suites) |
Spreadsheets (other than suites) | Conversion softare | Development tools |
OpenDocument readers/viewers | Desktop publishing | Content management systems |
Search utilities | Other

Office suites

Application	Native	Status	Platform
KOffice	Yes		Linux, Unix
OpenOffice.org	Yes		Linux, Windows, Mac, FreeBSD, Solaris
StarOffice	Yes		Linux, Windows
NeoOffice	Yes		Mac
Co-Create Office	Yes		Windows, Linux, Solaris
Workplace	Yes		Linux, Windows
Mobile Office	Yes		Symbian
Lotus Notes 8	No		WinXP Pro, Suse SLED 10 XGL, Red Hat Desktop
EuroOffice 2007	Yes		Linux, Windows, Solaris
ONE Special Edition	No		Windows
EIOffice	No		Linux, Windows
Corel WordPerfect Office	No		Windows
Microsoft Office	No		Windows

Office suites (web-based)

Application	Native	Status	Platform
Coventi Pages	No		Web-based
Google Docs and Spreadsheets	No		Web-based
Peepel	Yes		Web-based
Zoho Office Suite	No		Web-based
Ajax13	No		Web-based - requires Firefox 1.5+

Word processors (other than suites)

Application	Native	Status	Platform
Abiword	No		Linux, Windows, Mac
TextMaker	No		Windows, Pocket PC
IchiTaro	No		Windows, Linux, Mac

Spreadsheets (other than suites)

Application	Native	Status	Platform
Google Spreadsheets	No		Web-based (now part of Google Docs&Spreadsheets)
Gnumeric	No		Linux
EditGrid	No		Any (web-based)

Conversion software

Application	Native	Status	Platform
3BOpenDoc	Yes		Linux, Windows
DocVert	Yes		Linux, Windows
JODConverter	Yes		Linux, Windows, Mac
Xena 3.0 Lite	Yes		Any (Java)
Fellowship ODF Tools	Yes		Linux (with reusable XSLTs)
ODF-Converter	Yes		Windows
ODF-UOF Converter	Yes		Any (Java)
Daisy Multi-Format Converter	Yes		Windows, Linux (Java)
OpenOffice2UniWakka Export Filter	Yes		Windows, Linux, Mac
Java/odt2html cmdline converter	Yes		Any (Java, XSLTS)

Development tools

See the Development Tools page for an up-to-date list.

OpenDocument readers/viewers

Application	Native	Status	Platform
Fellowship ODF Viewer	Yes		Linux, Windows, Mac
jodviewer	Yes		Linux, Windows, Mac, Any (Java)
Firefox ODF plugin	Yes		Linux, Windows, Mac
;a href="/applications/slideshare">SlideShare	Yes		Linux, Windows, Mac
TextMaker ODF viewer	Yes		Windows
Visioo Writer	Yes		Linux, Windows
ODTReder	Yes		Windows (product is Japanese)

Desktop publishing

Application	Native	Status	Platform
Scribus	No		Linux, Windows, Mac, OS/2

Content management systems

Application	Native	Status	Platform
Plone	N/A		Linux, Windows, Mac
eZ publish	N/A		Linux, Windows
SiSU	N/A		Linux, BSD, etc.
Aukyla DMS	N/A		Linux
CPS Project	Yes		Linux, Windows
Apache Lenya	N/A		Linux, Windows
TYPO3	Yes		Linux, Windows, Mac
Silva	No		Linux, Mac

Search utilities

Application	Native	Status	Platform
Spotlight	No		Mac
Google Desktop	N/A		Windows
OpenIndexer	Yes		Windows
Xapian's Omega	Yes		Linux
Beagle	Yes		Linux
Copernic	Yes		Windows
Swish-e	Yes		Linux, Windows
Mobile Search	Yes		Symbian

Other

Application	Native	Status	Platform
3BClean	Yes		Linux, Windows
DROID	N/A		Any (Java)
ODF Accessibility Evaluator	Yes		Any (Web-based)
eLawOffice	?		Any (Java)
eLawManager	?		Any (Java)
Agata	?		Any (Web-based)
GLScube	N/A		Linux, BSD, etc.
Metadata agregator	Yes		Any (Java)
WriterRecovery	Yes		Windows
Biomax BioXM Knowledge Management Environment	No		Any (Java)

How do I get my application added to this list?

You can add it yourself, but please let us know.

1. Create an account.
2. Update the applications page (this page).
   1. Navigate to this page and click edit.
   2. Go to the appropriate category or contact us if we need a new category.
   3. Use the app name as the URL (see how we did the other links).
3. Create a page for your application.
   1. Go to create content >> page.
   2. Title: Appname.
   3. Topic: Applications >> xyz.
   4. Body: ... (Please use this template for the body of the page).
   5. URL path settings: applications/appname.
4. Contact us and let us know of the new addition.

Contact us

We communicate through a discussion mailing list.

Subscribe: odf-discuss-subscribe@opendocumentfellowship.com
Post a message: odf-discuss@opendocumentfellowship.com