=PRICE() refreshes in place
Every cell that references a live price updates as the market moves — no manual refresh, no add-in talking to a vendor API, no rate-limit messages. Crypto streams in real time; US equities follow the public quote feed.
//SPREADSHEET · =PRICE() · LIVE
A spreadsheet,
wired to the market.
The same grid you already think in — formulas, ranges, CSV in and out — with one extra function. =PRICE("BTC") returns the current Binance price. =PRICE("AAPL") returns the current US-equity quote. Cells refresh as the market moves. No Google account, no add-in store, no script editor full of warnings.
What it does
Formulas, ranges, CSV
Standard formula syntax — SUM, AVG, IF, ranges with colons, references across sheets. CSV import and export work without a sign-in or a quota. Paste from Excel, paste back out.
Custom functions in the page
Write a JavaScript function once and call it like any other formula. The engine runs in the page, not on a remote vendor — so a sheet keeps working when you’re offline, after the data is cached.
Stays on your machine
Sheets are stored in IndexedDB on your device. Export the workbook to .ftm with the rest of your workspace, or copy a share URL. Nothing is uploaded; nothing is mirrored.
Why not Google Sheets?
=GOOGLEFINANCE covers a narrow set of US tickers, refreshes on a delayed cadence, doesn’t do crypto, and lives behind your Google account. Add-ins fix some of that — at the cost of a vendor with an API key and a quota. Finterm runs the same pattern inside a workspace that already has the chart, the filings, the news and the backtester open in adjacent windows.
//OPEN A SHEET
Free.
No add-in.
Browser-based · local-first · works offline once cached