A spreadsheet engine optimized for AI and automation
Power your AI projects, workflows and software with the spreadsheets you trust. GRID turns your spreadsheets into fast, scalable RESTful APIs to integrate Excel and Google Sheets business logic into your applications - no need to rewrite spreadsheets as code.
As the founder & CEO of GRID, and I’m thrilled to introduce the GRID Spreadsheet API ! At GRID, we believe spreadsheets are in many ways the world’s most successful low-code platform - but they’ve been stuck in files and silos for too long. We built the GRID Spreadsheet API so you can turn your spreadsheets into fast, scalable RESTful APIs , unlocking trusted business calculations for AI applications, software, and workflow automation. Use what you already have: No need to rewrite business l
This is such an exciting launch! Congrats to the GRID team 👏
Congratulations to the GRID team on the launch! Exciting product with a lot of potential use cases 👏 Looking forward to seeing how people use it!
@hjalli @gthb @hoddmachine @yngvi @alexandrabjarg and everybody else at GRID, congrats on this launch! I think my first use case for this won't be a legacy spreadsheet (although I 100% see the value of that), but rather taking a pricing model spreadsheet I've been noodling with and using it directly via API instead of reimplementing everything in code. Thank you!!
Congrats to the GRID team on launching their spreadsheet API! 💜🚀 This truly is groundbreaking for Excel nerds like me, the ability to transform those amazing sheets upon sheets into APIs and get my data models seamlessly into any workflow without any duplicate work or painful coding. A true game changer for data pros everywhere. Amazing! 🙌
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