SimpleSpread
A lightweight native macOS spreadsheet application developed by Matt Sergeant in Swift and released under the MIT open-source license. It supports the native XLSX format, incremental recalculation, and 156 built-in functions, positioning itself as a fast, lightweight alternative to Excel and Numbers.
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SimpleSpread is a native, lightweight, open-source Mac spreadsheet application developed by Matt Sergeant, written entirely in Swift.
SimpleSpread supports incremental recalc, recalculating only affected cells rather than recalculating the entire sheet.
SimpleSpread provides an Excel-style keyboard editing experience.
SimpleSpread is released under the MIT open-source license.
SimpleSpread uses XLSX as its native file format, reading and writing it directly rather than treating it as an import/export target.
SimpleSpread comes equipped with 156 built-in functions.
SimpleSpread is not a comprehensive replacement for Excel or Numbers and does not include heavy features such as complex pivot tables, chart visualization, or collaborative sharing.
SimpleSpread aims to address the pain points of slow loading and feature bloat in office suites such as Numbers, targeting Mac users who need to quickly view and simply edit spreadsheet data.
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SimpleSpread is a native, lightweight, open-source Mac spreadsheet application developed by Matt Sergeant, written entirely in Swift.
50%UnverifiedSimpleSpread supports incremental recalc, recalculating only affected cells rather than recalculating the entire sheet.
50%UnverifiedSimpleSpread provides an Excel-style keyboard editing experience.
50%UnverifiedSimpleSpread is released under the MIT open-source license.
50%UnverifiedSimpleSpread uses XLSX as its native file format, reading and writing it directly rather than treating it as an import/export target.
50%UnverifiedSimpleSpread comes equipped with 156 built-in functions.
50%UnverifiedSimpleSpread is not a comprehensive replacement for Excel or Numbers and does not include heavy features such as complex pivot tables, chart visualization, or collaborative sharing.
50%UnverifiedSimpleSpread aims to address the pain points of slow loading and feature bloat in office suites such as Numbers, targeting Mac users who need to quickly view and simply edit spreadsheet data.
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