Self-serve business intelligence
Row Zero is a cloud spreadsheet built for self-serve business intelligence. Give teams secure access to data warehouse data in a connected spreadsheet that works like Excel but supports 1000x bigger data.
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The spreadsheet for modern cloud data
Row Zero is the modern alternative to Excel. It's a secure, cloud spreadsheet that connects to your data and makes it easy for anyone to work with massive datasets in a governed, cloud environment.
1000x bigger and faster
Row Zero supports 1000x bigger data than Excel's limits and is significantly faster than Excel or BI tools for analyzing big data. Row Zero makes big data accessible and enables truly self-serve business intelligence for any skill level.
Try the world's most powerful spreadsheetConnected and auto-updating
Securely connect to your data warehouse to build connected spreadsheets that auto-update. Technical users can query with SQL. Business users can leverage one-click data sources. You can also write back to the data warehouse directly from your spreadsheet.
Build connected spreadsheetsAny skill level—it's a real spreadsheet
Unlike "spreadsheet-like" BI tools, Row Zero is a real spreadsheet—same functions, features, and keyboard shortcuts your teams already know. You can edit raw data cell-by-cell or build complex, multi-sheet models on massive datasets. You can also leverage native Python and a built-in AI chat to amplify your work.
Compare vs ExcelModern security and governance
Row Zero is built for enterprise data governance. Data is only accessible to authorized users on secure company logins via SSO, SCIM, and OAuth. Enterprises can enforce row-level security, set access controls, and restrict data export so data never leaves the cloud. Row Zero is SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR compliant.
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U.S. flights dataset
Dataset of all U.S. flights from 2022 to 2025 with a sample analysis.
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Explore an example financial model with actuals vs forecast, a dashboard sheet, and slicers.
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