Google AppSheet
by Google LLC
Google AppSheet is a no-code platform for building web and mobile business applications from data sources such as Google Sheets, Excel, databases, and APIs. It supports workflow automation and AI-assisted app creation.
Why Abandoned
Google continues to operate AppSheet as part of Google Workspace, with current product, pricing, documentation, and release-note pages available.
💵 Pricing & access
- Pricing model
- Not documented
- Starting at
- Not documented
- Official site
- Visit Google AppSheet →
🩺 Health Signals
- HTTP Status
- 200
- Response
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- SSL
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- Confidence
- 98%
- Domain expires
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- Last content change
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- Last tweet
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- API status
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📅 Timeline
AppSheet launches
AppSheet emerged as a no-code platform for creating mobile and web applications from spreadsheets and other data sources. The exact public launch day is not clearly documented, so January 1 represents the known launch year.
AppSheet announces seed financing
AppSheet announced a $1.5 million seed round led by New Enterprise Associates, with participation from several angel investors.
Series A funding announced
AppSheet announced a $15 million Series A round led by Shasta Ventures, with participation from New Enterprise Associates.
Google acquires AppSheet
Google Cloud announced its acquisition of AppSheet to expand its no-code application-development capabilities. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Duet AI capabilities announced for AppSheet
Google Cloud announced AI-assisted app creation in AppSheet, enabling users to describe business processes using natural language and generate an application.
🔄 Alternatives to Google AppSheet
Glide
🟢ActiveGlide is a no-code platform for building business applications from spreadsheets, databases, and other data sources. It offers workflows, integrations, templates, and AI features for generating content and automating tasks.
Bubble
🟢ActiveBubble is a visual development platform for building and hosting web applications without conventional coding. It combines a visual editor, workflows, databases, integrations, and AI-assisted app-generation features.
n8n
🟢Activen8n is a source-available workflow automation platform for connecting apps, APIs, databases, and AI models. It supports visual workflow design, custom code, self-hosting, and a managed cloud service.
Pipedream
🟢ActivePipedream is a developer-focused integration platform for building workflows and connecting APIs. It combines prebuilt app integrations, event triggers, managed authentication, and custom code in Node.js, Python, Go, and Bash.
🪦 Other dead No-code AI tools
Levity
🟡Acquired / MergedLevity was a no-code AI automation platform for classifying text, images, and documents and connecting predictions to business workflows. The company was acquired by messaging automation provider Gorgias in 2023.
Langflow
🟡Acquired / MergedLangflow is an open-source, Python-based platform for visually building and deploying AI workflows and agents. Its node-based interface connects models, prompts, tools, vector stores, data sources, and APIs.
Builder.ai
🔴Shutdown / DeadBuilder.ai was a software-development platform that combined reusable components, automation, and human developers to build mobile and web applications. The company entered insolvency proceedings in 2025 after lender action.
Base44
🟡Acquired / MergedBase44 is a natural-language, no-code platform for building and deploying web applications. It generates application interfaces and backend functions such as data storage, authentication, and integrations from prompts.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is Google AppSheet used for?
Google AppSheet is used to create custom web and mobile business applications without traditional coding. Teams can connect data, build interfaces, automate workflows, collect information, and manage operational processes.
Does Google AppSheet require coding?
No. AppSheet is designed as a no-code platform, although advanced builders can use expressions, integrations, APIs, and automation settings to create more complex applications.
Can Google AppSheet connect to Google Sheets and Excel?
Yes. AppSheet can use Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel as data sources, alongside databases, cloud storage services, and other supported connectors.
Does Google AppSheet include AI features?
Yes. AppSheet includes AI-assisted capabilities such as creating applications from natural-language descriptions, as well as intelligent automation and data-extraction features depending on the plan and configuration.
Is Google AppSheet still active after its acquisition?
Yes. Google acquired AppSheet in 2020 and continues to offer it through Google Workspace, with active product documentation, pricing information, and release notes.