Spreadsheet into App

Turn your spreadsheetinto a real app

Spreadsheet into app starts with the file you drop. You keep the grid. Others get a real app.

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What spreadsheet into app means

You drop a spreadsheet. Two things come back: a stronger sheet you can still work in, and a real app sitting on the same rows. Spreadsheet into app is one set of rows, used two ways. Change a cell, both sides update.

You keep the spreadsheet

The grid is still there. Statuses, people, and who can see what just stop falling apart.

Other people get an app

A form, a list, or a dashboard, for everyone who should not have to live in cells.

What you get

Spreadsheet into app keeps the sheet you already know, plus the screens other people actually need.

The spreadsheet stays

Work in the grid you know. A status is a status. A person is a person. The right people see the right rows.

Sample rows from a sales sheet

CompanyStageAmount
HarborviewClosed$62,764
NorthwindProposal$22,400
Beta LineProposal$15,500
Gamma CoDiscovery$8,250

Real screens

A form, a list, a board, a dashboard. Other people never have to open the sheet.

Deal

Harborview

Stage
Closed
Owner
Ken Ito
Amount
$62,764
  • Northwind$22,400
  • Beta Line$15,500
  • Gamma Co$8,250

Logins that make sense

Email or Google. Open to anyone, limited to your company, or invite-only.

Busywork runs itself

A new row can send the email or the Slack. You don't copy-paste it into another tool.

Change it later

Describe what you want, click something in the preview, or edit the app. You're not stuck.

Take it with you

Download the app or put it on GitHub. Host it yourself if you want.

How to use it

Three moves. The file you already have is enough for spreadsheet into app.

  1. Drop your file

    Excel or CSV. Or copy cells from Sheets and paste them here.

  2. Press Start

    The file becomes a stronger sheet, and an app is built on those same rows.

  3. Share the right door

    You stay in the grid. Everyone else opens the app.

Your spreadsheet, only stronger

You still work in rows. They just stop being fragile.

  • A cell knows what it is

    A status is a status. A person is a person. Not another column of leftover text.

  • The right people see the right rows

    Sales can edit. Customers only submit. Finance just looks.

  • One sheet, not twelve copies

    Everyone is on the same rows. No more emailing final_v3.xlsx.

The sheet

Sample rows from a sales sheet

CompanyStageAmount
HarborviewClosed$62,764
NorthwindProposal$22,400
Beta LineProposal$15,500
Gamma CoDiscovery$8,250
The app

Deal

Harborview

Stage
Closed
Owner
Ken Ito
Amount
$62,764
  • Northwind$22,400
  • Beta Line$15,500
  • Gamma Co$8,250

Then other people get a real screen

You keep the grid. They don't have to live in it.

  • A page instead of yellow cells

    A form, a list, a detail page, from the same rows you already have.

  • Each team sees what they need

    Sales gets a pipeline. Ops gets a list. Nobody has to hunt through columns.

  • Charts that match the sheet

    If a row changes, the dashboard changes. No leftover pivot tables.

It still works when more people show up

More rows. More hands. Still one place.

Room to grow when the team gets busier.

A new row can send the email. You don't copy-paste it.

Tell it what you want later. You're not stuck.

Why this is easier than emailing Excel

  • Minutes, not a project

    Drop the file. The sheet and the app share the same rows.

  • Your data stays yours

    Protected, and you can take the app with you if you want.

  • The whole team can use it

    Some people need the grid. Some just need a simple page.

Questions people actually ask

What spreadsheet are you still sending around?

Drop it above. Spreadsheet into app keeps the grid and gives everyone else an app.

Drop a file