Office and Productivity
- AbiWord
- Adobe Acrobat
- Address Book – bundled with OS X
- AppleWorks (discontinued)
- Bean (word processor) – free TXT/RTF/DOC word processor
- Celtx
- Circus Ponies NoteBook
- Contactizer – a personal information manager, was called OD4Contact
- Delicious Library
- FileMaker
- Fortora Fresh Finance
- iCal – calendar management – bundled with OS X
- iDocument, document management software
- iWork, consisting of
- Keynote
- Pages
- Numbers
- iSync – bundled with OS X
- KOffice
- LibreOffice
- MarinerPak for Mac, consisting of
- Mariner Write
- Mariner Calc
- Mellel
- Microsoft Office for Mac, consisting of
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Entourage
- Microsoft Outlook
- Montage – screenwriting software
- NeoOffice
- Nisus Writer
- OmniFocus
- OpenOffice.org
- WriteNow
- Taste – word processor (defunct)
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