Google Slides is a browser-based tool for creating and presenting slides without installing software.
Best Google Workspace Office Tools in 2026
Google Workspace office tools cover document, spreadsheet and presentation work, with options for forms, notes, diagrams and writing assistance. On a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO device, check whether a tool has an Android app or works in your browser. Review each tool’s web, iOS, Android, extension, API and self-hosted availability, along with offline mode.
Grammarly is a writing assistant from Grammarly, founded in 2009 and now part of Superhuman.
Google Keep is a free app for creating and sharing notes, lists, photos, drawings and audio.
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MagicSlides
MagicSlides turns prompts, topics, or source material into presentations and says it supports 136+ languages.
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI7.4From $6.67 a month - 5
Google Docs
Google Docs is an online editor for creating documents and working on them with others.
AndroidiOSWebExtension7.3From $7 a month - 6
Lucidchart
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.3Free plan - 7

LanguageTool
LanguageTool is a writing assistant for checking grammar, spelling, punctuation, casing, and style across 31 languages.
Free planiOSExtensionmacOSWindows7.2Free plan - 8

Pear Deck
Pear Deck helps educators create and deliver interactive lessons through the Pear Deck Learning platform.
Free planWebExtension6.8From $149 a year - 9

DocHub
Free planAndroidiOSWeb6.7Free plan - 10

SlidesAI
Free planWeb6.7From $10 a month - 11
Google Forms
Google Forms is a web tool for creating forms and surveys to gather information and gain insights.
Web6.5From $7 a month - 12
Grackle Check
Free planExtension6.2Free plan - 13

Plus AI
Web6.0From $10 a month - 14

GPT for Work
GPT for Work is a paid tool for spreadsheet and table work, with API access and support for multiple platforms.
API5.6From $25 a month - 15
Google Sheets
AndroidiOSWeb5.3 - 16

Numerous.ai
Web5.3 - 17
Kami
Web4.8 - 184.6
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SlideFlow AI
Web4.6 - 204.6
Choosing well
Check Android access
Check for an Android app before choosing a tool for a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone or tablet. A web version can be useful when an app is not available.
Review each tool’s listed availability across web, iOS, Android, browser extensions, APIs and self-hosted deployments.
Match the work
Use the Docs, Sheets and Slides fields to see whether a tool fits your files. Forms, notes, diagrams and writing tools may suit different tasks.
If you need a particular document type, confirm that support before signing up.
Check offline mode
Offline mode matters when your phone or tablet may lose its connection. Compare this field with the platforms you plan to use, since access can differ between web and mobile use.
Compare plans and trials
Look for a free plan when you want to start without a subscription, and check whether a free trial is offered before paying.
The supplied notes give Google Docs and Google Forms free plans, 14-day trials and annual-plan pricing from $7 per user per month. Google Sheets lists a free plan and paid access from $7 per user per month. Kami lists a free plan, a 30-day trial and paid access from $12 per user per month.
Consider specialist tools
Writing assistants, diagram tools, PDF-focused tools and accessibility checkers can complement office suites. Check how each one handles Docs, Sheets and Slides against the task you need to finish.
An extension, API or self-hosted option may fit a browser workflow, an integration or local deployment better than a standard web app.
Questions people ask
Do these office tools have Android apps?
Android availability varies by tool. Check the Android platform entry or use its web version on your Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO device.
Can I use these tools offline?
For this category, offline mode is one of the comparison fields. Check the tool's offline support alongside the platform you plan to use.
Which support fields should I compare?
Start with Docs, Sheets and Slides support, then review platform choices, offline mode, free plans and paid pricing.
Are free plans available?
Products in this category offer free plans; the supplied details list them for Google Docs, Google Forms, Google Sheets and Kami.
Do any tools offer free trials?
The supplied details show 14-day trials for Google Docs and Google Forms. Kami lists a 30-day trial.