I'm already using the Word one and I feel like it's better than the original so I'm guessing Excel is at a similar level of quality.
replyThese products all have super deep feature sets. This might meet basic editing needs. There is zero chance they have replicated the full feature set. Word for example has a ton of functionality for lawyers.
replyI can tell you all of the Excel alternatives are extremely disappointing.
I guess you only need to get a list of the feature sets and then have an AI implement them (and follow up to test them and such)
replyI do agree with that but I also think ultimately that a copy with all the most basic features and the familiar UI is good enough for most users, certainly for me
replyOk fair. Anyone here have experience with the excel clone?
replyWhat do you mean? This has been in development since October 2026. That's a whole month. In the age of AI that's pretty solid.
replyAnd the 3k commits in a month, all good signs
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