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Scrape2Sheets is a Google Sheets add-on that turns PDFs, invoices, receipts, and bank statements into clean spreadsheet rows automatically, with AI. Point it at files in Drive, tell it which columns you want (or let AI auto-detect them from a sample), and run a batch. Rows land in your sheet as each file finishes. Handles scans and phone photos too, batches up to 100 files at once, and reads documents contextually, so a new vendor layout never breaks anything.
This one started from a repetitive task I kept putting off. I'd get a stack of PDFs, invoices, receipts, whatever needed logging that week, and manually retype the same fields into a spreadsheet over and over. It never got less tedious no matter how many times I did it.
That turned into a Google Sheets add-on that reads PDFs, invoices, receipts, and bank statements with AI and drops the data straight into your sheet as clean rows. You don't build templates or export and reimport anything, and it keeps working even when a vendor changes their invoice layout.
It's still early. It just started picking up some real traction over the last couple weeks, which has been a nice surprise after building this mostly in isolation. There's a free tier if you want to try it on your own documents rather than take my word for it.
Would genuinely love feedback, especially from anyone who's dealt with the same repetitive-data-entry grind. Happy to answer anything in the comments.
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About Scrape2Sheets on Product Hunt
“Extract Data to Google Sheets in 1-Click”
Scrape2Sheets was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #160 on the daily leaderboard. Scrape2Sheets is a Google Sheets add-on that turns PDFs, invoices, receipts, and bank statements into clean spreadsheet rows automatically, with AI. Point it at files in Drive, tell it which columns you want (or let AI auto-detect them from a sample), and run a batch. Rows land in your sheet as each file finishes. Handles scans and phone photos too, batches up to 100 files at once, and reads documents contextually, so a new vendor layout never breaks anything.
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Karim Mouelhi
Hey PH crew,
This one started from a repetitive task I kept putting off. I'd get a stack of PDFs, invoices, receipts, whatever needed logging that week, and manually retype the same fields into a spreadsheet over and over. It never got less tedious no matter how many times I did it.
That turned into a Google Sheets add-on that reads PDFs, invoices, receipts, and bank statements with AI and drops the data straight into your sheet as clean rows. You don't build templates or export and reimport anything, and it keeps working even when a vendor changes their invoice layout.
It's still early. It just started picking up some real traction over the last couple weeks, which has been a nice surprise after building this mostly in isolation. There's a free tier if you want to try it on your own documents rather than take my word for it.
Would genuinely love feedback, especially from anyone who's dealt with the same repetitive-data-entry grind. Happy to answer anything in the comments.