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Google Docs is notes, docs & knowledge management from Google, based in Mountain View, United States and has been building software since 2006. Collaborative documents.
Note-taking and knowledge tools range from personal note apps to team wikis and all-in-one workspaces. The market has consolidated around a few flexible products, with strong free tiers that cover most individuals and small teams.
It is completely free to use.
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Best suited for: Startup · Small business · SMB
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Google Docs is notes, docs & knowledge management by Google. Collaborative documents.
Google Docs is free to use.
Yes — Google Docs offers a free plan you can start with.
No. Google Docs is developed by Google in Mountain View, United States, though it is used by Indian businesses.
Google Docs suits startup, small business, smb buyers looking for notes, docs & knowledge management.
Popular alternatives in notes, docs & knowledge management include Zoho Notebook, Zoho Writer, Microsoft OneNote. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
Google Docs is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

Google · Mountain View, United States · Founded 1998 · 124 products in our catalogue
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