Excel to web app
Convert your Excel file into a web app.
Upload your workbook and see what your data says. For $5, AI builds the dashboard and you share it with a link.
Live app
Try it with your own file
Upload a workbook here and read the first finding for free.
Pricing
Less than a cappuccino, just once
Check the first finding, then decide. You pay only if you want custom dashboards and shareable links.
- Upload + first finding€0
- AI dashboard / app✓
- Key takeaways✓
- Recommendations✓
How to convert Excel to a web app
From workbook to shared link in three steps
Drop your workbook
Upload an .xlsx, .xls or .csv file. Every sheet becomes a table, and column types, headers and dates are detected automatically.
Read what it found
Datastripes scans the file and surfaces trends, correlations, gaps and outliers before you build anything.
Generate the app for $5
AI turns the findings into a dashboard with takeaways and recommendations. Publish it and share one link instead of a file.
Why turn Excel into a web app
Share answers, not attachments
One version for everyone
Everyone opens the same link and sees the same numbers, with no copies going around by email.
Control what people see
Hide costs, margins and personal data from the published app.
Clear for non-analysts
Clients and managers get charts and filters instead of raw rows.
Safe from accidental edits
A read-only link keeps your formulas and data intact.
Excel to web app: three ways
How Datastripes compares
| Route | Time | You need | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Custom code | Days to weeks | HTML/JS and a backend | Large custom internal tools |
| Low-code platforms | Hours | Logic and data bindings | Teams with a dev/ops process |
| Datastripes | Minutes | None | Turning an existing workbook into a shareable app |
Sales
Monthly exports become a live app with region and product filters.
Finance
Board-ready KPIs and drill-down instead of a PDF that is outdated on arrival.
Clients
A read-only dashboard, without handing over the full workbook.
Operations
A SQL or Shopify export becomes a browsable internal tool.
Limits
When this isn't the right fit
- VBA macros and Excel add-ins do not carry over. That logic has to be rebuilt in the App Builder or stay in Excel.
- Millions of rows are better served by a database-backed BI tool. Datastripes is built for typical business workbooks.
- It is a reporting and sharing tool, not a replacement for simultaneous editing of the same dataset.
Common questions
How do I convert an Excel spreadsheet into a web app?
Upload the workbook to Datastripes, let it detect your sheets, columns and types, then generate a dashboard with AI or build one by hand. Publish the app and share the link. There is no HTML, CSS or backend to write.
How much does it cost to convert Excel to a web app?
Uploading a file and seeing the first finding is free. Generating an AI dashboard costs $5.
Can I turn a workbook with multiple sheets into a web application?
Yes. Each sheet is read as its own table, so a multi-tab workbook becomes a multi-table app. You do not need to flatten everything into one sheet first.
What is the difference between an Excel-to-website and an Excel-to-web-app conversion?
A website is usually static content. A web app is interactive: users can filter, drill down and explore the data, and the app can be refreshed when the source spreadsheet changes.
Is my Excel data uploaded to a server?
By default Datastripes processes your file client-side in the browser, so the spreadsheet is not uploaded to a server just to build the app.
Do my Excel formulas keep working?
Values and structure are preserved on import, and calculated columns and metrics can be rebuilt in the grid or the App Builder.
How do I turn excel reports into a web app my team can open without the file?
Upload the report workbook, turn the key tables into charts and KPI cards, then publish a link. Instead of re-sending a report every cycle, you re-import the workbook and the same link reflects the new numbers.
How do I turn an excel database into a web app instead of a one-off report?
If a workbook works as a lightweight database, with one sheet per entity and rows as records, upload it and build filterable views on top. Your team then queries a web app instead of opening a file.