Clean messy spreadsheets and reports
Everyone knows the half-hour that disappears into cleaning a sheet before you can use it. The data’s all there — it’s just wearing the wrong clothes. Dates in three formats, currencies with and without symbols, a “Region” column where “US,” “USA,” and “United States” are three different things to a pivot table. Tedious, easy to get wrong, and exactly the kind of work that quietly eats an afternoon.
The usual AI answer is to upload the file and get a “cleaned” one back — and now you’re squinting at two versions trying to figure out what it touched. This mini app works the opposite way. Your sheet opens in an interactive grid on screen. Skynet flags issues in place, you see each proposed fix highlighted in the cell it affects, and you decide.
How it works
Upload the sheet
Drop in the messy file. It opens in a live, editable grid inside Skynet — the same rows and columns you know, not a summary or a chat description of them.
See the flags in place
Skynet scans for the usual suspects — typos, duplicate and near-duplicate rows, inconsistent date and number formats, mismatched units, stray whitespace, values that don’t fit their column — and highlights each one right where it lives, with the fix it suggests.
Accept or adjust each fix
Click to accept a suggestion, tweak it if Skynet guessed wrong, or skip it. Approve a whole category at once — “normalise every date to ISO” — or go cell by cell on the ones that matter. Nothing changes until you say so, so a clean sheet never costs you a wrong overwrite.
Export the clean version
When the grid’s tidy, export it back out — ready to drop into a report, a dashboard, or whatever needed it clean in the first place.
You point it at the file and review its work rather than trusting it blind.
Where this lands
The pre-work that used to gate every analysis shrinks to a few minutes of clicking through flags. You get a clean sheet you can actually trust, because you watched it get clean instead of taking a black box’s word for it. What took an afternoon of find-and-replace now takes ten minutes — and the next report starts from good data instead of a mess you half-fixed.
Frequently asked questions
No — and that's the point. Your sheet opens in a live, editable grid and Skynet flags each issue in place with a suggested fix. You see exactly what it wants to change before anything is applied, so you're never comparing two mystery versions of a file.
Duplicates and near-duplicates, inconsistent date and number formats, mismatched units and currencies, stray whitespace, typos, and values that don't belong in their column. It highlights each one where it lives so you can judge it in context.
Adjust it or skip it. Every suggestion is yours to accept, edit, or reject — bulk-approve the safe mechanical ones and review judgment calls one by one. Nothing is overwritten without you confirming it.
Yes. Apply fixes by category across the whole sheet — normalise every date at once, dedupe in one pass — instead of editing cell by cell, then spot-check the rows that matter before you export.