Break free from Microsoft: four European Office alternatives tested Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint are firmly established in working life, but are there European alternatives? ITdail…
Moving away from Microsoft Teams: three European alternatives put to the test Do you want to break ties with American tools like Microsoft Teams? Our editorial team tests three worthy European alter…
European search engines tested: which one can replace Google? Google’s search engine is the gateway to the internet for many people. ITdaily went looking for European alternatives th…
Collabora review: European mirror image of Microsoft Office? Collabora Office builds on LibreOffice technology, making it a formidable opponent for Microsoft. Microsoft Office is de…
Proton Workspace review: Swiss army knife for office software Proton’s business bundle has everything it needs to compete with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. Security and privac…
Element review: European bingo card for secure communication (almost) filled Element is an open-source communication platform that exudes sovereignty, but just falls short of filling the bingo card…
Mattermost review: secure fortress for business communication Mattermost positions itself as a highly secure alternative to Microsoft Teams and Slack, but quick video calling is not…
Nextcloud review: European and open source counterpart to Microsoft 365 Can Nextcloud offer an alternative to the Microsoft 365s and Google Workspaces of this world? Yes, for those who like to…
Transcribing the European way: which tool scores best? ITdaily tests three transcription tools of European origin. Which one doesn’t put words in our mouths? Transcribing text…
Vivaldi browser review: European, secure, and simply better than Chrome, Edge, or Firefox Vivaldi promises privacy while browsing, but that is far from the only reason to give this European browser a chance. Th…
Amberscript review: flawless transcription within EU borders The Dutch transcription company Amberscript combines AI transcription with a human layer of quality control. Transcribin…
Duly noted: three OneNote alternatives tested For many, OneNote is a logical choice for note-taking. ITdaily tested three European alternatives that can replace OneNo…
Proton Meet review: Swiss-style video conferencing The Swiss company Proton recently added a video conferencing application to its lineup, presenting itself as an excellen…
Notesnook: the no-nonsense replacement for OneNote? The simplicity of Notesnook is immediately appealing, but is the tool deep enough to replace OneNote? After our test of…
Gladia review: smart transcriptions, but not in all languages The French transcription tool Gladia aims to distinguish itself from other tools with smart AI features. It works, depen…
Anytype review: getting lost in your notes? Out of the wide range of note-taking tools, Anytype stands head and shoulders above the rest in terms of possibilities.…
Joplin review: a multi-layered notebook Bring structure and clarity to your digital notes with the open-source note-taking app Joplin. Microsoft OneNote is not…
Good Tape review: European transcription (in full sentences?) In our search for European alternatives for the editorial team, we take a closer look at the transcription tool Good Tap…
LibreOffice review: open, but old-fashioned alternative to Office LibreOffice can call itself a pioneer in the open-source software landscape, but time seems to be catching up with this…
Completely Microsoft-free? ITdaily tests European alternatives Is it possible to completely replace Microsoft and Google software with European (open-source) alternatives? ITdaily tes…
