Quip
In 2011, two entrepreneurs, Bret Taylor and Kevin Gibbs, founded Quip . Before co-founding the company, Taylor founded and sold FriendFeed, an early social network, to Facebook, the leading social media platform globally. Likewise, Gibbs held a previous role at Google, where he helped launch its cloud computing platform. The original Quip app focused on word processing and spreadsheet creation. It added more features over time and morphed into a full-fledged productivity software suite. In 2016, Salesforce acquired Quip. Salesforce is the most popular customer relationship management (CRM) software platform globally. After acquiring Quip, it integrated the app into its broader software suite. (Image credit: Quip) Quip: Plans and pricing Unlike most note-taking apps , Quip is a strictly paid tool. There’s no free version, and the paid plans are pretty costly. There are three such plans; Starter , Plus , and Advanced , costing $10, $25, and $100 per user per ...