Alternatives to Quadratic

A browser-based spreadsheet that combines formulas with Python, JavaScript and AI-written analysis code. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

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  • Quadratic

    A browser-based spreadsheet that combines formulas with Python, JavaScript and AI-written analysis code.

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Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as Quadratic.

  • Numbers

    Apple's spreadsheet app for Mac, iPad and iPhone, with tables, charts, formulas and a browser version.

    Numbers is Apple's spreadsheet app with native Mac and iOS versions plus a browser version, but it has no Python cells or live database connections.

  • Grist

    A relational spreadsheet-database that can be self-hosted or used as a managed web service.

    Grist adds relational tables to a spreadsheet interface with an open-source core that can be self-hosted, rather than running Python and JavaScript code in cells.

  • Julius AI

    An AI workspace that analyses data and creates spreadsheets, slides, dashboards, websites, images and video.

    FreemiumProprietaryWeb

    Julius AI is a hosted AI workspace for analysing uploaded data and producing spreadsheets, slides and dashboards, with less emphasis on writing code yourself.

  • Airtable

    A hosted spreadsheet and database hybrid for organizing team work and building simple apps.

    Airtable is a hosted spreadsheet and database hybrid for team workflows and no-code apps, aimed at business teams rather than analysts writing code.

  • Teable

    An Airtable-style no-code database and AI spreadsheet for building business tables, apps and workflows.

    Teable offers an Airtable-style spreadsheet on a PostgreSQL database with automations and published source code, focused on business tables rather than code-based analysis.

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