What is the name of Google's document editing suite?

Google’s document editing suite is Google Docs. It is a web-based word processor that allows people to create, edit, format, and share documents through a browser, with changes saved online and collaboration occurring in real time.

Google Docs grew out of Writely, an online word processor developed by Upstartle. Google acquired Upstartle in 2006 and released its own document product later that year. Its collaborative design became a defining feature: multiple people can work in one document simultaneously, see each other’s cursors, leave comments, suggest edits, and review revision history.

A frequent mix-up is using “Google Docs” to describe the entire productivity family. Technically, Google Docs is the word-processing application, while the broader Google Docs Editors suite includes tools such as Google Sheets and Google Slides. The answer is still Google Docs because the question asks specifically for the document-editing product, not the complete office-software collection.