Developer who vibe-coded free Adobe clones reveals apps to take down Microsoft Office next — and says 'there…
- Vibe-coded clones of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint have appeared
- They're from the same developer who cloned the Adobe apps
- The developer says other open source software is 'broken'
The developer who used AI tools to clone the Adobe Creative Cloud suite and release the copied versions for free has now done the same with Microsoft Office.
As Tom's Hardware reports, there are now open-source versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available, all looking very similar to the Microsoft apps and all with rebranded names: WordCraft, GridCraft, and DeckCraft, respectively.
These programs don't appear to be as far along in development as the Adobe clones, but the intention is there — and it's going to be a serious concern for large software companies wanting to protect their products.
The clones are the work of software engineer Brandon Thomas, who has been taking to social media to point out that he has...
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