A spreadsheet that is not afraid of pictures.
Sheets does what a spreadsheet does, with one difference that turns out to matter constantly in studio work: a cell can hold an image, at full quality, and the file stays one file.
Nemi Sheets, drawn from the app rather than photographed, so it stays true as the product moves.
What it does.
Spreadsheets that hold images as well as numbers.
Formulas, ranges, the usual
The functions you reach for, keyboard navigation that behaves, and multiple people in the same sheet at once.
Photos anchored to the grid
Drop a photo onto a sheet and it belongs to the cell under it at full quality, in the same file. It moves and resizes with the grid instead of floating loose over it.
Forms feed straight in
A form built in Nemi writes its responses into a sheet you already own, so there is no export step and no second copy of the data.
Inside Sheets.
A photo is anchored to a cell, not stuffed into one
Drop a picture on the sheet and it pins to the cell under the pointer at its own size, the way Excel anchors a picture. Drag a corner and it keeps its proportions, delete a row above it and it moves up with the row, and it is still a picture when the sheet is exported to .xlsx.
The ranges in a formula are drawn while you type it
As a formula is written, every cell and range it mentions is outlined on the grid, each in its own colour. You can see what is being added up before pressing Enter, instead of after.
Sum, average, min, max and count for whatever is selected
Select a range and the totals appear beside the formula bar. Nothing is written into the sheet, so you can check a column without leaving a stray cell behind in it.
It comes with
the rest of Nemi.
Same workspace, same share menu, same keyboard. Nothing here is a separate subscription.
Ten apps. One account.
Nemi is opening in groups. One account covers all ten.
15 GB free when you are in. No card.