Sheety

Sheety targets the most tedious part of spreadsheet work: remembering and assembling correct formula syntax. Instead of digging through documentation for nested IFs, VLOOKUP/INDEX-MATCH, SUMIFS or array formulas, you type what you actually want — for example, a rule that nets out commissions from a rate table while applying tiered percentages and risk deductions — and the tool returns a formula in the dialect of the spreadsheet app you selected. A toggle lets you switch between Excel and Google Sheets output, since functions such as IFS, XLOOKUP or REGEX handling can differ between the two.

Getting started is deliberately low friction. Anonymous visitors can generate a handful of formulas to test the quality of the output before committing to anything. Creating a free account raises that to unlimited generation and adds a personal library, so formulas you produced earlier can be saved, searched and reused from anywhere instead of being lost in a scratch cell. A copy-to-clipboard button and a reset button keep the working loop short: describe, generate, copy, paste into the sheet, verify against a couple of known rows.

The site also publishes a blog and a stream of example formulas showing the kinds of requests the engine handles, from simple lookups to multi-condition logic with rules that reference separate tables. Note that it is an independent product — it is not made by or connected to the vendors of Excel or Google Sheets — and like any AI generator, its output should be tested on sample data before it is trusted in a financial or reporting model.