Google AppSheet: Build Apps Without Coding
Excel spreadsheets, paper forms, and email approvals take time. With Google AppSheet, we'll work with you to develop an app tailored to your specific workflow—usually without the need for an additional license.
Is AppSheet a good fit for your workflow?
Five questions, one minute. You'll see right away if an app is worth it for you.
What is Google AppSheet?
Google AppSheet is Google's no-code platform. It turns a spreadsheet in Google Sheets, Excel, or a database into an app for smartphones, tablets, and browsers—all without any coding.
Schedule an Initial ConsultationData Becomes an App
AppSheet reads your existing spreadsheets and uses them to create views, forms, and lists. Your data stays right where it is.
Automate Processes
Approvals, reminders, and emails are triggered automatically as soon as a condition is met.
Mobile and Offline Data Entry
Capture photos, signatures, barcodes, and QR codes right on the spot, even without an internet connection. The data will sync later.
Gemini Helps with Construction
You describe your workflow in words, and Gemini suggests tables and views. This speeds up the initial design.
From a List to an App
Consulting, Development, and Training
AppSheet Consulting
We'll review your processes and show you which use case is worth pursuing first and what license you'll need for it.
AppSheet Development
We'll develop your app—from the data structure to the user interfaces to the automations—and deliver it with comprehensive documentation.
AppSheet Training
Your team will learn how to customize and further develop apps on their own. This way, you’ll remain independent.
How SMEs Use Google AppSheet
The best apps streamline a specific workflow. Typical examples from the day-to-day operations of Swiss small and medium-sized businesses.
Sample illustration
From a Conversation to the First App
During the workshop, we'll turn your use case into a prototype that you can try out right away. This way, you'll see early on whether the solution is a good fit.
- Prototype with Your Own Data
- Views for smartphones and browsers
- Initial automation, such as an approval
- A clear recommendation for expansion
Four Steps to Creating Your App
The first step is a one-on-one meeting. After that, you can take your time to decide.
Initial consultation
We'll review your process, your data, and your goals. After that, you'll receive a clear quote.
Select a Use Case
Together, we'll choose the process that saves the most time and sort out the licensing issue.
Prototype in the workshop
We'll build the first prototype using your data. You'll test it directly in everyday use.
Expand and Train
We'll finish developing the app, deliver it along with the documentation, and train your team.
Ready for your first app?
Schedule an Initial ConsultationFrequently asked questions and answers
Google AppSheet is Google's no-code platform. It turns a spreadsheet in Google Sheets, Excel, or a database into an app for smartphones, tablets, and browsers—all without any coding. Typical use cases include approvals, time tracking, field reports, inventory management, and employee onboarding.
Yes, AppSheet Core is included in most Google Workspace editions, including Business Starter, Standard, and Plus, as well as Enterprise Standard and Plus. This allows you to create apps and share them with your team. Advanced features such as Gemini in automations require an AppSheet Enterprise Plus license. During our initial consultation, we’ll determine which license is right for your use case.
Yes. In our AppSheet training sessions, your team will learn how to customize and further develop apps on their own. We work with your own data and workflows so that what you learn can be applied directly to your day-to-day work.
Yes. We'll work with you to identify which processes can be digitized using Google AppSheet, develop a prototype, and finalize it with your team. The first step is a meeting where we'll discuss your requirements.
Yes, Google AppSheet allows apps to be used offline. Users can enter data and make changes. As soon as the internet connection is restored, this data is synced. This is ideal for employees who are on the go in areas with poor internet connectivity.
Google AppSheet can be used to create a variety of apps, including apps for data management, inventory management, customer relationship management or employee on-boarding. The apps can be used on both mobile and desktop devices.
Yes, you can share the apps you have created with other users and also control access to the app by defining who can use the app and what permissions these users have.
Google AppSheet is suitable for a broad target group, from small companies to large enterprises that want to easily automate or digitize business processes. It is ideal because, thanks to the drag & drop function, users can create user-defined apps quickly and efficiently and do not need any programming knowledge.
