SheetPilot — Save to Google Sheets™
The web, in your spreadsheet — one click.
SheetPilot opens a side panel next to any page: highlight and right-click to file a row, or point the AI at a messy listing and it fills the exact columns you named — up to 50 rows from one results page. It learns each site's layout as it reads, so later visits replay locally, instant and free. Rows go straight from your browser to Google's API, never through our servers. Google Sheets is a trademark of Google LLC; SheetPilot is an independent product.
What it does
- One-click saving: highlight anything, right-click, and it lands as a row — each target remembers its own spreadsheet, tab and columns, with duplicate detection built in
- AI extraction fills the exact columns you named from a messy page — one record from a detail page, or up to 50 rows from a search results page, previewed before anything is written
- Recipes learn a site's layout the first time the AI reads it, then replay locally on every later visit — instant, free, no credits spent
- Any HTML table on any page exported into your sheet in one click — completely free, entirely in your browser, no AI involved
- Rows go from your browser straight to Google's API over a spreadsheets-only permission — your sheet data and Google token never pass through our servers
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Frequently asked questions
Can you see my spreadsheet data?
No. Rows go from your browser straight to Google's API with a token that stays on your device. Our servers only see a page's text when you run an AI action on it, and don't keep it afterwards.
What's free?
One-click saving, table export and recipe replay never cost credits. AI extraction, which reads a page and fills your columns, uses credits, and a new account comes with trial credits.
What is a recipe?
When the AI fills your columns from a page, SheetPilot remembers which part of the page each column came from. The next time you visit that site, it replays the mapping locally — instantly and without credits.
Which browsers are supported?
Chrome, signed in to a Google account, because SheetPilot uses Chrome's built-in Google sign-in to write to your sheet. Other Chromium browsers can install it, but their Google sign-in support varies.
What's new
All updatesOne-click AI extraction that names the columns for you
Click once and the AI decides whether the page is a single record or a list, names the columns, and shows a preview you can edit before choosing a new or existing sheet. Very long list pages no longer fail — you get the rows that fit, with a note saying so.
