Rutba Office

Rutba Office

Seven apps, one installer

They share a shell, a design system and a set of shortcuts, so the second app you open behaves like the first. They also share an engine, which is the part that decides whether a file survives being edited.

Every account, every archive, one inbox

Mail

IMAP and SMTP for the accounts you use now, and — the part no other free client does properly — the archives other clients leave behind. Outlook .pst and .ost are read in full: folders, messages, recipients and attachments, out of the node and block B-trees rather than through Outlook.

IMAP · SMTP · .pst · .ost · .olm · mbox · .eml · .emlx · .msg

The Mail app showing a threaded conversation list with sender avatars, a folder tree and filters, and a reading pane

Documents that open the same everywhere

Word

A word processor on a .docx engine we wrote, not a converter wrapped around someone else’s. Tracked changes, comments, styles, sections and pagination — and a PDF writer with no dependencies underneath the export.

Reads and writes .docx · reads .odt, .rtf, .doc, Markdown, text · exports PDF

The Word app showing a formatted document titled Quarterly Review, with headings, body text and a word count in the status bar

Real formulas, real recalculation

Worksheets

A spreadsheet with an actual calculation engine — parser, evaluator and dependency ordering — so a workbook recalculates in the right order rather than showing you the last values it was saved with. Number formats, merged cells, charts and conditional appearance all render.

Reads and writes .xlsx and .csv · reads .ods, .xls, .tsv

The Worksheets app showing a sales workbook, with thousands-separated figures, a total row computed by formula and a percentage cell

Slides that survive the round trip

Presentation

A .pptx engine that reads the package, resolves layout and master inheritance, and renders the scene — so a deck that came from PowerPoint still looks like the deck that came from PowerPoint after you have edited a title on it.

Reads and writes .pptx · reads .odp, .ppt

The Presentation app showing a slide deck with a thumbnail rail down the side

A viewer that opens before you blink

Pictures

The double-click app: every common image format, EXIF read and orientation honoured, folder browsing, and PDFs in the same window. Nothing to wait for and nothing to configure.

Every common image format · EXIF · PDF

The Pictures app showing a picture open in the viewer, a thumbnail strip along the bottom and a details panel giving its format, dimensions and size

Crop, correct, annotate, export

Image

A non-destructive editor: the edits are a pipeline over your file, and your original is never written to. Export when you are finished, to the format and size you actually need.

Exports .png, .jpg, .webp

The Image app with a picture open and the crop, rotate and flip tools across the top

Trim and export without a render farm

Video

Container probing and an edit timeline for the everyday job — trim the ends off, cut the middle out, export. No ffmpeg to install, no native binaries, nothing that needs a toolchain.

Reads what the browser engine decodes · exports .webm

All seven, in one download

No account, no trial, no per-app licence. Windows today; macOS and Linux build from source.