Office Suites (178 programs)
Pros: Add digital signatures, stamps and annotations to documents. Send signed documents straight to email. No registration or account required. Cheap compared to competitors.
Cons: Does not automatically recognize where signatures required. Clumsy interface requires dragging boxes onto document to place signature. Interface makes filling out forms incredibly slow. More popular competitors like DocuSign are free.
Pros: Variety of text editing options. Saves serious time typing. Text statistics. Optimized for all macOS versions.
Cons: Cannot transform blocks/lists of text. Not many customization options. System preferences window isn’t resizable. Service descriptions could have been better.
Pros: Not a bad solution for Jpeg scanning. Average-to-good optical character recognition. You may scan receipts, invoices, and even screenshots. The interface uses macOS translucency and vibrancy.
Cons: They make you pay extra for the automater. Wildly more expensive than its competitors. Scanning PDFs requires a complicated workaround solution. Far better tutorials and instructions are needed.
Pros: Read and annotate almost any PDF file. Built-in accessibility features like text to speech. Integrated notetaking facility. Can be used by anyone, even users without much computing experience.
Cons: The program interface appears dated. The app may not run on all systems. The find function can prove finicky at times. The application has not been updated since 2013.
Pros: Converts to DOCX, DOC and TXT formats. Easy to use, with a nice interface. Supports batch conversions. Quicker than most other conversion tools.
Cons: No optical character recognition. Scanned PDFs are converted as images. Occasional format issues after conversion. Advanced features require in-app purchases.
Pros: Annotate documents. Make notes in audio and video. Supports highlighting and sketching. Export functionality.
Cons: Only supports two file formats. Very intensive on resources. UI not particularly easy to understand. Does not work directly with web pages.
Pros: Easy to implement. Works with multiple document formats. Good user interface. Flowcharts and vector graphics program is a nice bonus.
Cons: Has some functionality issues. Updates seem sporadic. Not an official Microsoft product. Requires a 64-bit computer.
Pros: Easy to use. Free registration. Supports multiple countries. Has a website to back up app service.
Cons: Monthly fee. Automatically clears sent items every fortnight or month. Error messages pop up every now and then. May not work with all recipient fax machines.
Pros: Contacts can be exported with this service. Very little memory is required. Character encoding has been streamlined. A browsing function is included within the architecture.
Cons: Many users state that the app crashes when it is activated. Free programs provide the same service. Certain .mbox files may not be recognized. Will only function with 64-bit processors.
Pros: Save extracted attachments from the Winmail.dat files. Resend the entire decoded file to another location. Processing time is very fast. Supports batch extraction.
Cons: Some attached files cannot be extracted. Have to save the converted file to use the file. Could use file editing functions. Needs more supported file types.
Pros: Colorful and easy to use. Works with both touchscreen and mouse clicks. Easy to install and quick to load. A simple program suitable for beginners.
Cons: Not sophisticated enough for professional or hobby projects. Needs a less regimented drag-and-drop system. Could use far more editing tools and options. Makes it difficult to express larger or more complex ideas.
Pros: Looks good. Easy to use. Functions well on slow connections. Useful in-app and online help.
Cons: Doesn't support all InfoWave functions. Requires InfoWave membership. Crashes frequently. Restarts somewhat slowly.
Pros: Supports multiple recognition languages. Three export modes. Simple interface. Drag-and-drop functionality supported.
Cons: Blurry conversions. Workability problems. Not completely reliable. Built-in search functionality doesn’t always work.
Pros: Extremely polished interface. Great for multitasking. Integrates with very popular services. Very feature-rich.
Cons: Doesn't support every service. Some Actions require installation. A little bit of a learning curve. Not as useful for single-task workflows.
Pros: Keeps your photo collection unique. Easily eliminates duplicates. Great tool for professional photographers. Adjustable sensitivity level.
Cons: Does sometimes identify unique photos as duplicates. Resource intensive when scanning. Limited OS support. Not compatible with all photo editors.
Pros: Maintains format and fonts. Batch conversions. Supports all PDF sizes. Drag and drop controls.
Cons: Scanned PDFs aren’t editable. Can’t convert to Pages documents. Can’t convert back to PDF. Not multilingual.