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Productivity Apps for Linux

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Choosing the right Productivity apps for Linux depends on your workflow, budget and business size. We've compared the highest-rated options based on expert analysis, verified reviews, pricing and integrations.

Compare the ranked list below to find the right fit for your team.

29 apps listed
4.1 avg rating
Otter.ai top rated
October 24, 2026 updated

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  1. #13

    Free, open source desktop spreadsheet from The Document Foundation. LibreOffice Calc is the spreadsheet application inside LibreOffice, the free and open source office suite developed by The Document Foundation, a charitable foundation under German law headquartered in Berlin.

    Pricing
    Free plan
    Individuals and small businesses wanting a free full-featured desktop spreadsheet Organizations avoiding subscription licensing for office software
    macOS Windows Linux
    40
    AppsInsight Score Needs work
  2. #22

    Free desktop flowchart and graph editor with automatic layout and data import yEd Graph Editor is a free desktop diagramming application from yWorks.

    Pricing
    Free plan
    Individual process documentation technical graphs data-driven layouts
    macOS Windows Linux
    41
    AppsInsight Score Needs work
  3. #23

    Free flowcharts and diagrams in your browser or on your desktop What draw.io does draw.io, also known through its free web editor at diagrams.net, is diagramming software for flowcharts, process maps, network diagrams and other visual documentation.

    Pricing
    Open sourceFree plan
    Free flowcharts Local/offline diagrams Teams with an existing documentation storage workflow
    Web app macOS Windows Linux
    37
    AppsInsight Score Needs work

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Grist

Open-source relational spreadsheet-database with Python formulas, granular permissions and self-hosting

Free planPaid from $8/user/mo annual30-day trial
  • Web app
  • Self-hosted / On-premise