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.

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