Make a dashboard from your spreadsheet
Upload a file, see its headline figures, trend and top groups — free.
How it works
Your file is opened in an isolated sandbox with no internet access, processed, and the sandbox is destroyed. Nothing is stored, and no account is needed.
It uses the same reader as the full product, which is built for the spreadsheets people actually have: headers that are not on row 1, merged cells, totals rows pasted at the bottom, dates in two formats, and numbers stored as text. Everything it changes is listed back to you.
Common questions
How do I make a dashboard from an Excel file?
Upload the file. It recognises what the data is — sales, expenses, ads, a bank statement — picks the figures that fit, and shows the headline numbers, the trend over time and the top groups.
Do I need to set up the columns?
No. Dates, amounts and the columns to group by are found from the headers and the values. Exports from Shopify, Stripe, QuickBooks, PayPal, Square, Etsy, Amazon and the ad platforms are recognised by their own column names.
What does the free version leave out?
Nothing is hidden in what it shows. Keeping the dashboard, filtering it, changing which column plays which role, written findings, adding next month's file and connecting Google Sheets need a free account.
Is my file stored?
Not here: the free tools process the file and discard it. With an account, files are kept privately so the dashboard can be reopened.

