SheetSnap: Photo to Excel

Point your camera at a table and get a spreadsheet. Bank statements, receipts, price lists, inventory sheets, tables in books and papers, screenshots of tables on the web — SheetSnap reads the grid and hands you an editable table that exports to Excel. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT Most scanning apps hand you a wall of text and wish you luck. SheetSnap keeps the table a table: rows stay rows, columns stay columns, and merged headers stay merged. It also tells you where to look. Recognition is never perfect, so SheetSnap marks the cells worth checking — a value that doesn't read as a number in a column of amounts, a blank where every other row has data — and explains why, with the original photo beside it. You check three cells instead of proofreading eighty. FOUR WAYS IN • Camera, with automatic edge detection • Photos and screenshots • PDF pages • Anything already in your photo library EDIT…