# Sheety — Webpage to Google Sheets in 1 click using AI

> Turn any webpage into a row in Google Sheets instantly with Sheety Chrome Extension and Telegram Bot using Gemini 2.5 Flash.

Save data from any webpage directly into your Google Sheet in one click. Capture prices, contacts, and statuses without manual copy-pasting.

## Core Features

1. **Instant 1-Click Extraction (`Cmd+Shift+S`):** Fire & Forget background service worker. Press hotkey and close the tab immediately.
2. **Live Column Sync:** Dynamically reads Google Sheets headers from Row 1. Add, rename, or reorder columns anytime.
3. **Smart Formatting & Dropdowns:** Auto-creates color-coded status tags, dropdown menus (Data Validation), formatted dates, and source URLs.
4. **Telegram Bot Sync (@sheetywork_bot):** Forward links or text from mobile. It parses the content and adds it to the same Google Sheet.
5. **Save Copied & Selected Text:** Highlight and copy text snippets on any page — Sheety extracts structured data directly from clipboard without full-page clutter.
6. **Custom Instructions & Rules:** Add text prompt guidelines directly in the popup or load a `.md` file to format numbers, classify data, or filter out noise.

## Common Use Cases

- **Job Hunting & Applications:** Save positions from LinkedIn or company career pages with salary, company name, requirements, and status.
- **Travel & Stays:** Compare Airbnb, Booking, or hotel listings by price, ratings, amenities, and location.
- **Lead Generation & Competitor Intel:** Capture pricing tiers, executive contacts, and tech stacks into a single spreadsheet.

## Links

- [Install Chrome Extension](https://chrome.google.com/webstore)
- [Try Telegram Bot](https://t.me/sheetywork_bot)
- [Pricing](/pricing.html)

## FAQ

- **How does it work?** Captures tab innerText, sends prompt to Gemini 2.5 Flash matching row 1 columns, and appends via Google Sheets API v4.
- **Is my data private?** Yes. We never store spreadsheet data on our servers.
- **Can I add new columns?** Yes. Just edit Row 1 in your Google Sheet, and the next extraction will populate the new column.