Spreadsheet solutions
AI tools that stay on one job.
Start with Excel & Sheets formulas. More solutions as we ship.
Free is 3 generations per day. No card.
Solutions
Excel, Proposal, Meeting notes, Resume bullets, LinkedIn, FAQ, and SEO meta are live. Sheets stays Coming soon.
Microsoft Excel
LIVEExcel & Sheets formulas
Generate, explain, and fix formulas in the right dialect — not a ChatGPT mix.
Open Excel toolsFreelance outreach
LIVEFreelance proposals & cold emails
Plain-English briefs → paste-ready outreach draft. Same Pro across Updevly.
Open proposal toolsAfter the call
LIVEMeeting notes → actions
Paste messy notes. Get action items + a follow-up email. Same Pro.
Open meeting notesJob search
LIVEResume bullets from a JD
Paste a job description. Get strong, tailored bullets. Same Pro.
Open resume bulletsLinkedIn About & headline
From a brief — paste-ready About and headline. Same Pro.
Open LinkedIn toolsProduct FAQ
LIVEFAQ from a product brief
Paste what you sell. Get clear FAQs ready to publish. Same Pro.
Open FAQ toolsOn-page SEO
LIVESEO titles & meta
From a URL or topic — title + meta description pack. Same Pro.
Open SEO metaGoogle Sheets
Coming soonSheets as a paid product
A free Sheets generator already exists as a helper. A dedicated paid Sheets product is not for sale yet.
Why us
One platform per request
Excel stays Excel. Sheets stays Sheets. Function names and separators do not get blended.
Plain English, then a paste
Describe the ranges and the result. Copy a formula written for the file you actually open.
Guides beside the tool
VLOOKUP, conditional formatting, Table refs, and workshops sit next to the generator, not in a separate site.
Proof, not slogans
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Limits you can check
Excel Free is 3 generations per day. Other tools are 1 generation per day. Pro is 500 per month. The pricing page uses the same PLAN_LIMITS values.
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Guides with a bar
Public formula guides need at least three copy-ready examples, three FAQs, and related links that exist in the same hub.
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A named builder
Updevly is built by Szabó Gergő (szbdev) in Hungary. The About page states who operates the product.
Free to try. Pro when you need history, uploads, and priority AI. One subscription across Updevly.
$59/year
See pricingFAQ
What is live on Updevly today?
Excel is the first paid product: a plain-English formula generator plus VLOOKUP guides, conditional formatting, Table references, and date or text workshops. Proposal is live as a second one-job tool for freelance cold emails and short proposals. Meeting notes is live as a third: paste rough notes, get action items and a follow-up email. Resume bullets is live as a fourth: paste a job description and background notes, get tailored bullets. LinkedIn is live as a fifth: paste a brief, get a paste-ready About and headline. FAQ is live as a sixth: paste a product or service brief, get paste-ready FAQs. SEO meta is live as a seventh: paste a URL or topic, get a title and meta description pack. A free Google Sheets generator still exists as a separate tool.
Is it free to start?
Yes. Excel Free is 3 generations per day. Proposal, meeting notes, resume bullets, LinkedIn, FAQ, and SEO meta are 1 generation per day. 3 messages per chat, with or without an account. No card. Pro is 500 generations per month, unlimited messages per chat, full history, and priority AI.
Why keep Excel and Sheets apart?
ChatGPT often blends the two. Excel wants commas, XLOOKUP, and Tables. Sheets wants QUERY, ARRAYFORMULA, and IMPORTRANGE. Each request stays on one platform so the paste matches the file you open.
What is coming next?
Sheets as a paid product stays Coming soon. Proposal, Meeting notes, Resume bullets, LinkedIn, FAQ, and SEO meta are live and use the same Free and Pro plan as Excel — we do not invent a second checkout.
Do I need to upload a workbook?
No. Describe columns and criteria in text. Signed-in accounts can upload an .xlsx file. Free accounts can upload 4 files per month (1 MB). Pro has unlimited count with an 8 MB cap.
Should I review an AI-generated formula?
Yes. Test blanks, zeros, missing lookups, and boundary dates before you rely on the result.