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Home Screen

This is the first screen you see when you open Gridie. Type what you want to do in the input field in the center, and a new workbook is created while the agent gets to work right away.

Gridie home screen

Start with a Prompt

Type what you want to do in natural language in the center input field and press Enter. A new workbook is created and the agent performs the requested task immediately.

"Create a quarterly comparison table for this month's team sales" "Remove duplicates from the customer list and sort alphabetically" "Create an empty financial analysis sheet"

The input rotates through example prompts. When you see one you like, press Tab to fill it into the input.

File Attachment

Attach files such as images, PDFs, Excel (xlsx), or CSV to the input, or drag and drop them onto it. The agent reads the file contents and uses them in the task — for example, attach a receipt photo or a PDF report and have it organized into a table.

Connector Selection

To use data from external services like Stripe, DART, or Google Analytics, turn on the connector you want below the input, then make your request.

Connectors & Credentials

Response Mode and Model

Below the input on the left, you can choose the response mode (Fast · Default · Max) and the AI model (GPT · Claude) to match the task at hand.

Talk to the Agent

Start with a Kit

Instead of starting from a blank screen, you can pick a kit — a ready-made work package — and install it. A kit bundles workbooks, tables, pages, and workflows in a single folder, so you can get to work the moment it’s installed.

Kit

Import Files into a Workbook

To turn existing Excel/CSV files or Google Sheets into workbooks, use the New (+) menu in the left sidebar.

  • Upload workbook: Converts Excel (xlsx, xlsm) and csv files from your computer into workbooks. You can also drag a file onto a folder in the sidebar.
  • Google Drive: Imports Google Sheets files or Excel files stored in Drive.

Use the left sidebar to browse folders and workbooks, create new items, and switch workspaces. Besides workbooks, you can also manage tables and pages here. The user menu at the bottom left gives you access to login/logout, settings, and subscription management.

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