The Document Foundation provides a LibreOffice viewer for Android. It is available for download on Google Play.
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Editing is still an experimental feature that must be enabled separately in the settings and is not stable enough for critical tasks. It will be improved in the future to become a full-fledged editing solution with the help of developers. Editing features have been developed thanks to donations to The Document Foundation. Feedback and bug reports are welcome to help developers improve the quality of the application before it becomes a complete editor. Users are encouraged to report issues using the bug tracker and attaching files that triggered the problem at https://bugs.documentfoundation.org.
LibreOffice Viewer uses the same engine as LibreOffice for Windows, OS X, and Linux. This, combined with a new Firefox-based interface for Android, reads documents in the same way as LibreOffice on the desktop. LibreOffice Viewer was developed by Collabora and Igalia, supported by Smoose, with contributions from Google Summer of Code students, The Document Foundation, and the LibreOffice community. SUSE provided a key multi-platform support foundation, and Mozilla Corporation provided several core components.
For more information, including links to our Impress Remote app for Android, visit this wiki page here.
If you are unable to or prefer not to install via Google Play, you can install via F-Droid or download the regular apk and load it onto your device.
