Quadratic combines formulas, Python, and SQL with natural language capabilities to analyze massive datasets and connect live databases in a grid.
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What it is
Quadratic is a spreadsheet application built for data analysis that integrates code execution with language models. Users can connect various data sources, query information using natural language prompts, and write formulas, Python, or JavaScript directly inside cells. Instead of traditional complex lookup functions, users prompt the built-in assistant to generate code, build charts, and extract information from documents.
Key features
- Connects directly to live databases including Postgres, MySQL, Snowflake, and BigQuery.
- Integrates Python, SQL, and JavaScript alongside traditional formulas.
- Handles large datasets with sheets supporting up to 100 million rows.
- Supports the Model Context Protocol to let external agents read and write spreadsheet cells.
- Provides live data syncing from QuickBooks, Google Analytics, Mixpanel, and Plaid.
Who it's for
Quadratic suits data analysts, product managers, software engineers, and financial professionals who manage large volumes of information and require more flexibility than traditional spreadsheet applications.
Pricing
Quadratic offers a free Personal tier with limited usage and sharing. Paid plans include Pro at $18 per user per month and Business at $36 per user per month, both billed annually, along with custom Enterprise options.
