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Quadratic
A modern spreadsheet with built-in Python, SQL, and AI capabilities that runs in the browser. It combines the familiarity of a grid interface with the power of code-based data analysis.
Why It’s Useful
It eliminates the friction of moving data between spreadsheets and code notebooks. Analysts can write Python formulas right in cells while non-technical collaborators still see a familiar spreadsheet.
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