QuickSheet by GnomeApps is a micro-spreadsheet app for your Mac’s menu bar. Instantly create, edit, and manage spreadsheets, perfect for quick office, budget, or data tasks. Compatible with Excel sheets and fully free for life.
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve opened a Google Sheet just to run a quick calculation, then either deleted it or left behind a trail of clutter in my Drive. So we decided to build a lightweight spreadsheet app that lives in the menu bar of your Macbook, coded it in public and hope it can help some other people as well.
QuickSheet by GnomeApps is a micro-spreadsheet app for your Mac’s menu bar. Instantly create, edit, and manage spreadsheets, perfect for quick office, budget, or data tasks. Compatible with Excel sheets and fully free for life.
Key Features:
- Free spreadsheet app, no ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases.
- Menu bar access for instant spreadsheet editing.
- No signup required, start using immediately.
- Detach from menu bar and use as a regular app.
- Keyboard shortcuts for fast actions; fully customizable key bindings.
- Supports common formulas for calculations.
- Copy and paste tables from other sources.
- All calculations stored locally; no data collection.
- Privacy-focused: zero analytics, no user tracking.
QuickSheet is built for speed, simplicity, and privacy. Your calculations are yours alone. Best of all, it’s free for lifetime with no hidden costs or in-app purchases.
This app is one of many free private apps we are launching (together with a close friend) under the name "GnomeApps" (https://gnomeapps.com).
Wow, having spreadsheets right in the menu bar is genuis—no more digging thru folders just to update my budget, tbh this is gonna save me so much time!
No way—spreadsheets right from the menu bar? I’m forever losing track of budget files, so this would actually save my sanity. Does it support keyboard shortcuts too?
@joey_zhu_seopage_ai QuickSheet lives in your menu bar so you can’t lose track, and yes full keyboard shortcut support is built in for super-fast access.
Congrats on the launch! I have the same pain point, so I wish there was a Windows version.
You guys should check out IronCalc if you ever want to make something similar as a browser extension - I used it for my project and had a great experience.
Such a smart and focused tool — love the idea of having quick spreadsheet access right from the menu bar. Sometimes small utilities like this make the biggest difference. We’re working on X-Design (a visual editor for product images) and really admire thoughtful tools like QuickSheet. Congrats on the launch!
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Love how QuickSheet makes creating and editing spreadsheets so effortless-perfect for quick dataa task!
LiquidTimers
Hi everyone!
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve opened a Google Sheet just to run a quick calculation, then either deleted it or left behind a trail of clutter in my Drive. So we decided to build a lightweight spreadsheet app that lives in the menu bar of your Macbook, coded it in public and hope it can help some other people as well.
QuickSheet by GnomeApps is a micro-spreadsheet app for your Mac’s menu bar. Instantly create, edit, and manage spreadsheets, perfect for quick office, budget, or data tasks. Compatible with Excel sheets and fully free for life.
Key Features:
- Free spreadsheet app, no ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases.
- Menu bar access for instant spreadsheet editing.
- No signup required, start using immediately.
- Detach from menu bar and use as a regular app.
- Keyboard shortcuts for fast actions; fully customizable key bindings.
- Supports common formulas for calculations.
- Copy and paste tables from other sources.
- All calculations stored locally; no data collection.
- Privacy-focused: zero analytics, no user tracking.
QuickSheet is built for speed, simplicity, and privacy. Your calculations are yours alone. Best of all, it’s free for lifetime with no hidden costs or in-app purchases.
This app is one of many free private apps we are launching (together with a close friend) under the name "GnomeApps" (https://gnomeapps.com).
Haimeta
Wow, having spreadsheets right in the menu bar is genuis—no more digging thru folders just to update my budget, tbh this is gonna save me so much time!
AltPage.ai
No way—spreadsheets right from the menu bar? I’m forever losing track of budget files, so this would actually save my sanity. Does it support keyboard shortcuts too?
LiquidTimers
@joey_zhu_seopage_ai QuickSheet lives in your menu bar so you can’t lose track, and yes full keyboard shortcut support is built in for super-fast access.
Magic Sandbox
Congrats on the launch! I have the same pain point, so I wish there was a Windows version.
You guys should check out IronCalc if you ever want to make something similar as a browser extension - I used it for my project and had a great experience.
GPT-4o
Love that I can pop open a spreadsheet right from the menu bar—no more hunting for files just to track quick stuff, tbh. GnomeApps nailed it!
X-Design
Such a smart and focused tool — love the idea of having quick spreadsheet access right from the menu bar. Sometimes small utilities like this make the biggest difference. We’re working on X-Design (a visual editor for product images) and really admire thoughtful tools like QuickSheet. Congrats on the launch!