Maplesheet compares two versions of a workbook cell by cell, finds duplicate rows and invoices, cleans up messy exports, searches every sheet at once and converts dates and time zones — the small jobs that fill a finance or back-office day. No formulas, no macros, no install.
The toolkit
Every tool runs on the file you already have — open it, get the answer, get back to work. Nothing to write, nothing to install.
Last month's close against this month's. The file you sent against the one that came back. Every changed value, added row and deleted row, flagged side by side.
The file your ERP, bank or payroll system spat out, fixed in one pass: blank rows removed, stray whitespace trimmed, dates standardised, inconsistent casing corrected.
Find an account code, a client name or an invoice number anywhere in the workbook — then filter down to just the rows you need and take them with you.
The invoice paid twice, the vendor entered under two spellings, the contact sitting in the list three times. Catches exact repeats and near-misses.
Paste two drafts of a clause, an address block or a line item description and see exactly which words changed between them.
Line up two or more offices, put up a few candidate times, and read the local date and time for every city at once — public holidays included — then send the options round as a link.
Put every office, client and counterparty on screen at once and watch the local time in each — so you know who is at their desk before you pick up the phone.
Where it fits
Accounting
Compare this month's workbook against last month's before it goes to review, so a hardcoded figure or a dragged formula never reaches the pack.
Finance
Match a bank or ERP export against your ledger and surface the rows that disagree, instead of scrolling two windows side by side.
Audit
Show precisely what changed between two versions of a schedule, and export the list of differences as supporting evidence.
Office & admin
De-duplicate a contact or supplier list, tidy an export before it goes into another system, or check two versions of a document against each other in a few seconds.
These are working files with real names and real numbers in them. Here is exactly what happens to yours.
Your file is uploaded over an encrypted connection, held in memory for the length of the request only, and never written to disk.
No cell values, formulas or file names are stored after the request, and nothing is used to train models.
Every tool runs without signing up. Nothing to provision and nothing to expense.