About Apple Numbers
Numbers is Apple's spreadsheet application. It runs on Mac, iPad and iPhone and offers formulas with hundreds of built-in functions, tables that can be organized into categories for summaries, and templates that can be reused and shared.
Spreadsheets can be converted and shared in formats such as Microsoft Excel, CSV and PDF, and Numbers for iCloud lets people create and edit spreadsheets in a web browser. Apple documents the app through user guides, community forums and a support app, and mentions a subscription that bundles creativity and productivity apps.
Numbers is proprietary software from Apple that runs locally on Apple devices, with iCloud syncing and a browser version for access elsewhere. Apple describes any licensing or bundle options on its own site.
Key features
- Formulas with many built-in functions
- Categories for organizing and summarizing tables
- Reusable and shareable templates
- Export to Excel, CSV and PDF
- Apps for Mac, iPad and iPhone
- Numbers for iCloud in a web browser
Good fit for
- →Personal budgets and lists on Apple devices
- →Sharing spreadsheets with Excel users
- Tags
- spreadsheet
- apple
- macos
- ios
- icloud
- productivity
- desktop-app
Apple Numbers: questions and answers
- What is Apple Numbers used for?
- Apple Numbers is Apple's spreadsheet app for Mac, iPhone and iPad, also available in a browser through iCloud. It is a good fit for personal budgets and lists on Apple devices, and sharing spreadsheets with Excel users.
- Is Apple Numbers free?
- Yes. Apple Numbers is free to use.
- Is Apple Numbers open source?
- No. Apple Numbers is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to Apple Numbers include Univer and CryptPad.
- Can I self-host Apple Numbers?
- Yes. Although Apple Numbers is closed source, it can be self-hosted on your own servers, and the vendor also offers a hosted version.
- What are some alternatives to Apple Numbers?
- Apple Numbers competes with Google Sheets, Zoho Sheet and Rows. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Apple Numbers alternatives.
Open-source alternatives to Apple Numbers
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CryptPad
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AGPL-3.0vs Google Docs★ 8k
Rectangle
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Move and resize windows on macOS with keyboard shortcuts and snap areas
OSSvs BetterTouchTool★ 30k
RustCast
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An open source alternative to raycast, in rust!! (retired)
MITvs Raycast★ 1.1k
MarkerOn
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Lightweight (~1.5 MB) open-source screen annotation with click-through mode and keyboard-f
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Maccy
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Lightweight clipboard manager for macOS
MITvs Paste★ 22k
SaaS alternatives to Apple Numbers
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Google Sheets
Productivity
Google Sheets is Google's collaborative spreadsheet app, with formulas, charts and Gemini AI help, available in the browser and on mobile.
SaaS
Zoho Sheet
Productivity
Online spreadsheet with collaboration, formulas and automation
SaaS
Rows
Productivity
Spreadsheet with built-in data integrations and AI analysis
SaaS
Microsoft Excel
Productivity
Spreadsheet application with formulas, pivot tables, charts and Power Query
SaaS
Safari
Productivity
Apple web browser for macOS, iOS and iPadOS with iCloud tab and password sync
SaaS
Cliptop
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Local-first clipboard manager for Mac, iPhone and iPad with search, previews and pinboards
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