Tabular

Plenty of the accounts that bill you every month will never hand you a CSV. The childcare portal, the HOA, the regional water utility, the credit union, the vendor whose invoices exist only inside its own dashboard — each one is a login, a few clicks, and a page of rows you end up copying by hand. Tabular is for exactly those. Open the side panel and do the errand once, the way you always do it: sign in, pick the account, set the date range, page through the results. Tabular writes down what you did as a workflow, in plain language you can read back and edit. From then on one click replays it, and the rows land in a spreadsheet you own. Every run reconciles instead of appending. Tabular compares what the portal shows now against what is already in your sheet, adds what is new, and corrects what changed — so running it twice does not give you everything twice. Columns you added yourself stay put, even when a run inserts a row above them, and anything that would remove a row waits for your approval. Your records never pass through us. The workflow runs in your own browser, in the session you are already signed in to, and the rows go from the page straight into your own Google Sheet using your own credentials. There is nowhere for us to keep them, because we are not in the path at all. Your workflows are files in your own Drive as well — yours to open, move and delete. What we hold against your Google account is your email address, three usage counters a month, and one row per run recording how it went.