What Sheetsmith is
Sheetsmith turns an Excel workbook (.xlsx or .xlsm), with its tables, formulas, validation rules, conditional formats and VBA macros, into a web app plus a one-file Python server.
You upload the workbook, adjust the app in a studio, preview it live and download a zip. Everyone on the same Wi-Fi then shares the app and its data, with no cloud account needed.
Who it's for: Small businesses and teams that run on an Excel workbook and want it as a shared app
What you can do
- Try a workbook without signing up: it is read in memory and nothing is stored
- Keeps tables, formulas, data validation, conditional formats and supported VBA macros
- A studio to adjust screens and preview the app live
- Download a zip with index.html, server.py, start scripts and a README
- Runs on any computer on a local network, so the whole team shares one copy of the data
- Example workbooks (bakery orders, a tool library, a flooring quote) to explore
Questions
What does Sheetsmith make from my workbook?
A web app (one HTML page) and a small Python server. Run the server on one computer and everyone on the same network opens the app in a browser and works on the same data.
Do my VBA macros still work?
Common macros are converted and run in the app. The Guide lists the formula functions and VBA objects the engine supports, straight from the engine itself.
Can I try it without an account?
Yes. Drop a workbook on the landing page: it is read in memory and nothing is stored. Sign up only if you want to keep the project.
Does my data go to the cloud?
The app you download runs on your own network. Sheetsmith only stores projects you choose to keep in your account.