Tools / Sheeter

Describe the formula you need in plain language and get a ready-to-use Excel or Google Sheets formula, with an explainer and one-click add-on insertion.
Sheeter is an AI formula generator for Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets. You describe what you want in plain language — a lookup across two sheets, a conditional count, a date calculation — and it returns a formula you can paste into your spreadsheet. The tool runs in the browser and also ships as an add-on that inserts generated formulas into Excel or Google Sheets with one click, so you don't have to copy and paste manually.
Alongside generation, Sheeter includes a formula explainer that breaks down what an existing formula does. That helps when you inherit a spreadsheet from a colleague, run into a nested formula you didn't write, or want to check your own work before relying on it. The site also lists helper tools for App Script, VBA, and regex, covering some of the scripting and pattern-matching tasks that tend to come up alongside formula work in Excel and Sheets.
Pricing is presented as lifetime plans starting at $69.99 — a one-time payment rather than a subscription, at least for the entry tier shown on the site. Third-party listings mention additional tiers, but their prices weren't visible on the official site material reviewed here. There's no indication of a mobile app; what's documented is the web app plus the Excel and Google Sheets add-on.
You type a description of what you need in plain language, and the AI returns a ready-to-use formula for Excel or Google Sheets. With the add-on, you can insert the result into your spreadsheet in one click.
Yes. The site explicitly supports both platforms, and the add-on handles one-click insertion in either one.
Yes. The formula explainer takes an existing formula and breaks down what it does, which is useful for auditing spreadsheets you didn't build yourself.
Lifetime plans start at $69.99 according to the site. Other tiers appear in third-party listings, but their prices weren't visible on the official site reviewed here, so check the site for current options.
It offers tools for App Script, VBA, and regex in addition to formula generation, so you can generate snippets for those tasks as well.
Not that the site mentions. What's documented is a web app plus an add-on for Excel and Google Sheets; there's no evidence of iOS, Android, or browser-extension versions.
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