Use it every day. Office makes me pull my few remaining hairs out. For generic use, iWork beats all the others in overall experience.

I use it for home and personal stuff all the time.

Still use Pages & Numbers. Doesn’t compare to MS Office though.

I used them all throughout college. Office is just too unintuitive and Google Docs is missing too many basic formatting features. The iWork apps do everything I need them to do and it’s intuitive to use.

I think Pages is superior to Word for pure design & stock font options.

I don’t know who tf is using Numbers instead of Excel though.

I still use Pages a lot of the time. It works on all of my devices and it has a few Microsoft Word-level features that Google Docs is missing. Mail Merge is a notable one for me.

It’s not super important for most people but if you need it it’s much easier to use Pages with its built-in Mail Merge than it is to fuck around with weird privacy-invasive third-party Google Docs addons.

I use it all the time

I still use Pages every day. Habit I guess

Keynote is all I really use. I’ll use Figma one in awhile for a presentation (used to do it all in indesign). But keynote isn’t that bad. A ton of nuances to it but once you work with them, it clicks.

But google docs over pages for sure. Not even a competition imo.

I use it too but I might use it more if Apple looked like they cared to update them. They used to make a big deal about their big software features. I don’t really know what’s been done since iWork '09. (as in “the year 2009”). Going web only in some Google Docs copy or adding AI tools might be worth talking about.