Grid · SQL · Charts · AI — one keystroke apart. Quant is a keyboard-first sheet with an SQL editor, live heatmaps, time series, radars, and an assistant that actually touches the cells.
01 — The grid
Arrow keys, Tab, Enter, F2, Ctrl+arrow to jump, Shift-select, formula autocomplete. Type = and reference any cell. No menus in the way.
correlation matrix · 8×8 · live
02 — SQL editor
Open the SQL pane, treat any sheet as a table. Filter, project, aggregate — then drop the result back into the grid or a chart. No connection strings. No warehouse. No BI seat.
1-- Q4 outperformers, ranked2SELECT Month, Revenue, Profit3FROM sheet4WHERE Revenue > 2000005ORDER BY Profit DESC6LIMIT 5;
03 — Capabilities
No plug-ins. No pivot-table wizardry. Highlight a range, press V for view.
Formulas, ranges, absolute refs, and cell formatting. Feels like home from cell A1.
Turn any 2D range into a density map. Spot the hotspot in a portfolio, a genome, or a ledger.
Multi-line charts with the range picker built in. Trends, moving averages, deltas.
Two columns. One insight. Regression lines and outlier flags optional.
Compare entities across many dimensions — suppliers, athletes, suspects, portfolios.
Sum, mean, median, stdev, count — always visible for the current selection.
04 — Who it's for
Regress, correlate, and plot experimental data without leaving the sheet.
/ researchReconcile ledgers, model scenarios, and audit variances at keyboard speed.
/ auditCross-reference transactions and timelines. Spot the anomaly before they do.
/ forensicsFind the holes in the numbers. Build the exhibit the room won't forget.
/ discovery05 — Muscle memory, preserved
and more… every Excel shortcut you know, plus SQL scripting inside the sheet.
No install. No onboarding. Open the workspace and start typing.