Six ways to break
Excel wide open.
Say it.
It happens.
Charts, tables, formatting, formulas, sorting, filtering. Every Excel action you'd normally click through 4 menus to find — done in one sentence.
Every single operation is undoable with one click. You stay in control.
“Create a bar chart comparing Q1 revenue by region, sort it descending, and highlight the top performer in bold”
Your spreadsheet
has internet now.
Give it a list of names, companies, or anything. It goes to the web, finds what you need, and fills it in. LinkedIn URLs, funding data, headcount, emails — at scale.
You have
You get
One prompt. Four columns filled. Works with hundreds of rows.
Two formulas.
Infinite power.
=COASSISTANT.ASK() puts AI in any cell. Classify, translate, summarize, extract — whatever you describe.
=COASSISTANT.WEB() pulls live data from the internet. Stock prices, company info, current events — grounded in real sources.
Drag to fill. Reference other cells. Nest with any Excel function. They're just formulas.
Drop a photo.
Get a spreadsheet.
Receipt? Screenshot? PDF report? Just attach it. CoAssistant reads the image, extracts every number, and puts it in the right cells.
Track expenses by photographing receipts. Digitize printed tables. Pull data from any visual source. Your phone camera becomes a data entry tool.
receipt_march_lunch.jpg
Attached image
When formulas
aren't enough.
CoAssistant writes Python, executes it in a sandbox, and brings the results back into your sheet. Regression, clustering, fuzzy matching, custom visualizations — things Excel was never built to do.
import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from sklearn.linear_model import LinearRegression
# Fit model on your sheet data
model = LinearRegression().fit(X, y)
r2 = model.score(X, y)
# Generate visualization
plt.scatter(X, y, color="#1a1a1a", alpha=0.6)
plt.plot(X, model.predict(X), color="#e63946")
plt.title(f"R² = {r2:.3f}")Regression & forecasting
Fit models, predict trends, calculate confidence intervals
Fuzzy deduplication
Match near-duplicate entries that formulas can't catch
Custom visualizations
Heatmaps, cohort charts, anything matplotlib can render
Excel talks
to everything.
Pull deals from Salesforce. Push status updates to Jira. Query your Postgres database. All through natural language, all from the sidebar. Your spreadsheet becomes the command center.
This is what Excel
was supposed to feel like.
Free plan. No credit card. Cancel anytime.