Documents, spreadsheets, presentations, video and images — one Windows download, no account required to start, and nothing uploaded to anybody's cloud.
Each opens in its own window with its own taskbar icon — like having separate programs rather than one that switches modes.
A word processor with styles, tables and page layout. Saves to .docx, so anything you write opens in Word.
Formulas, ranges, drag-select and charts. Exports to .xlsx.
Slides, layouts and speaker notes. Exports to .pptx.
A timeline editor with real MP4, MOV and GIF export — rendered frame by frame, not screen-captured.
Layer-based retouching for the edits that shouldn't need a separate program.
Read, annotate and combine documents without an upload step.
Most office software now assumes your work belongs in someone else's datacentre. This doesn't.
Documents are stored on your own machine. There is no sync, no upload, and no copy of your work on our servers — because there are no servers holding it.
No background service, no scheduled task, no registry clutter. It runs while a window is open and exits when you close it.
Everything exports to the formats everyone else reads. Stop paying and your documents still open.
Both options unlock exactly the same software. The only difference is how you'd rather pay.
Use the same email address at checkout that you sign into Sassy Suite with. Your licence is tied to it, and a mismatch will leave you on the free tier.
Yes. Every app works without paying. The free tier shows ads in the unused space beside your document; Pro removes them.
Nothing. They are files on your computer, in standard formats, and they stay readable whether or not you have a licence. A subscription that lapses drops you back to the free tier — it does not lock your work away.
The free tier and one-off licences work entirely offline. A monthly subscription checks in roughly once a month to confirm it is still active — if you are offline when that happens, it keeps working and tries again later.
Windows 10 and 11. Nothing else needs installing — no runtime, no framework.
Yes. If it is not what you expected, email within 30 days of purchase and you will be refunded in full. No form to fill in.