Love Spreadsheets turns spreadsheets into live web apps without code. Teams can upload a spreadsheet, describe what they want in plain English, and get a working app that can be shared on a live URL in minutes.
What it offers
The product is built for people who already manage work in spreadsheets but want a cleaner, more interactive way to use that data. It supports common app patterns such as:
- Dashboards with charts, filters, and KPIs
- CRMs for tracking contacts from a sheet
- Project trackers with kanban and timeline views
- Forms that save data back to Google Sheets
- Calculators that run Excel formulas
AI-native app building
Each app includes built-in AI chat, ask-your-data functionality, and agent actions. That makes the apps more than static front ends: users can query data, interact with the app through chat, and trigger actions directly inside the experience. The builder also supports prompts for content, styling, interactivity, and automations, so the app can be shaped around a specific workflow instead of a generic template.
Built for teams and operations
Love Spreadsheets handles the infrastructure around the app as well. It hosts apps on a live URL, manages authentication and storage, and supports role-based access for teams. Integrations and scheduled automations are part of the product, making it useful for recurring business tasks like syncing CRM data or pulling accounting data on a schedule.
Human help when needed
A notable part of the experience is live support from US-based engineers inside the builder. If a sheet is mapping incorrectly or an app needs a tweak, the team can step in and edit it directly. That makes the product practical for users who want AI-assisted building, but still want hands-on help when the workflow gets messy.
Who it fits
This is a strong fit for operations teams, founders, and internal tool builders who want to move beyond spreadsheet-only processes without hiring a full development team. It also works well for people who need a fast, low-friction way to prototype an internal app, dashboard, or data-driven website from existing sheet data. The result is a useful middle ground between no-code building and custom software: fast to start, but still shaped around real business workflows.
