With GRID, working across multiple devices is possible, and because people are only interacting with the presentation layer, the original spreadsheet is secured and shielded from accidental changes this means that you can make the document publicly available. Grid allows you to create filterable tables and visualizations that sit on top of your spreadsheet. Besides creating charts and other visualizations, you are able to filter your data using searchable tables, as well as alternate between the imperial and metric systems. Using the GRID editor, you can decide which parts of the spreadsheet to present, and how to present them. Like Glide, a no-code platform that turns spreadsheets into apps, GRID has a presentation layer that is interactive and sits on top of plain data from CSV-files, or an existing spreadsheet from Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. You can connect your spreadsheet to GRID by using a cloud service or by uploading one directly from your computer. Resembling computational notebooks, GRID empowers you to turn spreadsheets into web reports, dashboards, and interactive web documents that can be easily shared online. At Bubble, we want to enable potential builders to create their ideas without code, so we are exploring and reviewing the many tools and software that entrepreneurs might use to build apps.
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