IronCalc is a new, modern, work-in-progress spreadsheet engine and set of tools to work with spreadsheets in diverse settings.
Programmed in Rust, you will be able to use it from a variety of programming languages like Python, JavaScript (wasm), nodejs and possibly R, Julia or Go.
The project is still in its early stages, and we’re currently in the MVP phase. However, despite its early development, the project has already gained the confidence and financial support of the NLnet Foundation through the NGI0 Entrust Fund. More information can be found here.
IronCalc is already live and can be tried here. We are committed to continuously enhancing the product in the coming months. To keep track of the progress, you can check the GitHub repository.
For IronCalc, our goal was to create an interface that is both highly functional and exceptionally simple. IronCalc is committed to keeping things straightforward and fast: no unnecessary features, no clutter—just a pure, minimalist spreadsheet.
To achieve this, we developed a streamlined design system to ensure maximum consistency from day one.
In addition to designing IronCalc's UI/UX, I also led the branding and website development efforts.
Though still in the early stages, you can explore the website here.
IronCalc is a side project for us, which means our two-person team handles all essential tasks—from rigorous QA to writing documentation for both developers and users.
