Alternatives to Zoho Writer

Overleaf

Overleaf suits researchers and technical writers who want to collaborate on LaTeX documents, and teams that need shared editing or organization-level plans.

Paper suits teams that need shared documents with assigned to-dos and timeline views.

Apple Pages

Pages suits people creating documents, page layouts, or shared work, including users who need Word-file import or common export formats.

Hancom Office suits people who work with Hwp and other office documents across desktop, mobile, and web.

Scrivener

Scrivener suits novelists, screenwriters, non-fiction writers, students, academics, lawyers, journalists, translators, and others working on long projects.

It suits individuals and teams creating documents across web and mobile, especially those needing real-time collaboration, offline editing, or Google-service integrations.

Craft

Craft suits people who want notes available across desktop, mobile, and web, with offline access and sharing.

Etherpad

Etherpad suits groups that want shared editing on infrastructure they control and need an attributable revision history.

LyX suits writers producing structured documents, from academic work to books and scripts, especially when they need mathematical formulas, references, or bibliography tools.

TeXstudio suits people creating LaTeX documents who want editing, checking, build, and PDF-viewing tools in one desktop application.

Word suits people who need document editing across mobile, desktop, or web platforms, including offline editing and collaboration.