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OnlyOffice (formerly TeamLab) is an office suite and collaborative software platform that provides editors for documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and PDFs. The software includes web-based, desktop, and mobile applications designed for document creation, editing, and collaborative work. The desktop client uses the Chromium Embedded Framework. The project is primarily distributed under the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL-3.0), with commercial licensing options available for enterprise and developer editions. The software is developed by Ascensio System SIA and its source code is publicly available on GitHub. OnlyOffice has been adopted by French government organizations, and is available in 47 languages.

OnlyOffice (formerly TeamLab) is an office suite and collaborative software platform that provides editors for documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and PDFs. The software includes web-based, desktop, and mobile applications designed for document creation, editing, and collaborative work. The desktop client uses the Chromium Embedded Framework. The project is primarily distributed under the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL-3.0), with commercial licensing options available for enterprise and developer editions. The software is developed by Ascensio System SIA and its source code is publicly available on GitHub. OnlyOffice has been adopted by French government organizations, and is available in 47 languages. ==Forks== In Russia, Ascensio sold a similar fork under the name R7-Office ( ). According to Ascensio, their Russian business operations were handed to a separate legal entity in 2019, and since 2023, they have "no shared codebase, ownership, or ongoing cooperation" with R7-Office. In response to EU's digital sovereignty aspirations (particularly for independence from Microsoft Office), and a perceived failed attempt at collaborating with OnlyOffice, a group of EU-based companies started developing a fork named Euro-Office.

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