This is also about expanding the prominence of the company itself.

It's launching Claris Connect, a tool to integrate cloud services and automate workflows between them, and it clearly doesn't want to be pigeonholed by its name. Rather, as CEO Brad Freitag explained to TechCrunch, it's about expanding beyond the FileMaker product itself. It's not about to resume making basic productivity apps, though. The tech giant is changing the name of FileMaker back to Claris, the company Apple spun out in 1987 to handle apps like FileMaker as well as MacPaint and MacWrite. They’re also available for your iOS and iPadOS devices (from the App Store) and on is going back to its roots, although not necessarily in the way you'd expect. If you don’t have Pages, Numbers, or Keynote on your Mac, you can get them from the App Store. Keynote: Create compelling presentations with images, media, charts, slide animations, and more. Start with a template, then modify it however you like-add formulas, charts, images, and more. Numbers: Create spreadsheets to organize and present your data. Pages includes many templates that make it easy to create beautiful documents. Pages: Create letters, reports, flyers, posters, and more. Many Mac computers come with these Apple apps that you can use to create reports, spreadsheets, presentations, and more: On your Mac, open an app that lets you create documents.įor example, open TextEdit to create a plain text, rich text, or HTML document.Ĭlick New Document in the Open dialog, or choose File > New.

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