Datablist
datablist.com
Spreadsheet built for cleaning and deduplicating messy list exports
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editgrid.com
A collaborative spreadsheet with live remote data, before Google Sheets.
Use DuckDB Web Shell instead
Run SQL over your own CSV or Parquet file without uploading it. Nothing persists between sessions, and very large files are limited by the browser's available memory.
Open DuckDB Web ShellEditGrid did real-time multi-user spreadsheets with live imported data feeds while Google Sheets was still an acquisition, and had a better formula engine than most of its contemporaries. It could not survive being free against a company giving the same thing away, closed its public service in 2014, and licensed the technology instead.
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No. EditGrid is no longer running and editgrid.com does not serve the tool any more. DuckDB Web Shell is the closest current equivalent — it run SQL over your own CSV or Parquet file without uploading it.
Yes. EditGrid sends your input to its own servers to process it. That is fine for public material; for anything containing personal data, use one of the on-device tools instead.
Public service closed in 2014; there is no free successor from the same company.
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