That’s recently changed.
Wordcraft is now a decent Word clone and is leaps and bounds over OpenOffice.
I haven’t used many of these vibe coded clones, but the ones I have used have all been significantly lacking in depth compared to what they are ripping off. I’m sure wordcraft works fine for typing a high school 5 paragraph essay (although, I don’t think high school students still do that). I would be shocked if it can handle revision history, complex redline edits, legal brief formatting, etc.
What's the point of saving $25 bucks or whatever a Word license is to use a vibe coded application?
its pre release no one doing real work is going to risk their income on an alpha test