Shared Table Link —
No Google Account Needed
Define columns, share one link, and let your group fill in the rows. No Google Sheets sign-in, no shared workspace — just a link that works.
How SheetLink works
A collaborative data table shared via a single link.
Add column names that match what you want to collect — name, date, quantity, status, or anything else.
Paste the link in your chat or email. The preview card shows the table name and current row count.
Anyone with the link can submit a row. Data is saved server-side and visible to the whole group in real time.
Who uses shared table links
Any group that needs to collect and view structured data without a full spreadsheet.
Columns: Name, Dish, Serves. Share in the group chat. Guests add their row so you can see who's bringing what at a glance.
Collect requests, bug reports, or intake data from a team via a shared link. No form builder, no spreadsheet admin required.
Students add their names, project topics, or equipment bookings to a shared table. No Google Forms account needed.
Members add their name, role, and contact info to a club directory. Everyone keeps it up to date via one link.
Track who did what and when in a shared house. Add a date column and a "done by" column — simpler than a spreadsheet.
Collect volunteer names, skills, and availability. Share the link in a WhatsApp group — no Google Forms setup needed.
Lighter than Google Sheets. No form builder required.
Contributors see the existing rows and add their own. No separate form link, no view-only vs edit split.
Unlike Google Sheets, there's no "share with anyone who has the link" setting to configure. It just works for anyone with the URL.
The link previews in iMessage, WhatsApp, and Slack with the table title and row count — context without clicking.
Frequently asked questions
Do people need a Google account to use SheetLink?
How many columns can a SheetLink table have?
Can anyone add rows to the table?
Is SheetLink a full spreadsheet replacement?
Is SheetLink free?
Collect group data without the spreadsheet overhead.
Define columns, share one link, let the group fill it in.
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