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What It Is

Sheety is a lightweight CRM workspace built for solopreneurs and tiny teams. Instead of creating a separate proprietary database, it reads from and writes directly to the user’s own Google Sheet, then adds a sales-management-friendly interface on top, including kanban pipelines, lead cards, activity logs, and search. Its core idea is “Your Spreadsheet Is Your CRM,” with an emphasis on data ownership and low migration costs.

Core Features and Collaboration

In terms of functionality, Sheety covers the basic CRM workflow for small teams: deals can be moved between stages via drag and drop, with changes synced back to the spreadsheet instantly; leads can be converted into opportunities with one click while preserving their associations; interactions such as calls, emails, and meetings can be logged as activity history; it supports searching across CRM data and switching between multiple Google Sheet databases. For collaboration, it relies on Google Sheet’s sharing mechanism: teammates who sign in with a Google account can view the same real-time data. However, the main materials do not provide details on more granular role permissions, approvals, audit logs, or other enterprise-level administration features.

Pricing, Deployment, and Ecosystem

The official website clearly states Free forever, Open Source, and No credit card, with no paid plans disclosed, making it cost-effective for individuals and small teams. Sheety is released under the MIT License, allowing users to use, modify, and distribute the source code, and to self-host an instance. Third-party integrations mainly revolve around the Google ecosystem, including Sheets, Drive, and OAuth; the text also mentions that data can be connected to Looker Studio, while automation can be handled through Apps Script. We did not find documentation for an independent API or developer docs.

Pros and Cons

Its main advantage is that data is not locked inside a CRM vendor’s system: users can open, copy, or export it from Google Sheet at any time. The learning curve is also lower than heavier CRMs such as HubSpot. Compared with Streak, Sheety does not live inside Gmail and does not require access to the entire mailbox, resulting in a smaller privacy exposure surface. Its limitations are also clear: it is positioned as a lightweight tool, with limited support for complex marketing attribution, workflow automation, reporting permissions, and large-scale sales operations. Customer support also appears to be limited to GitHub issue-related channels, with no SLA or commercial support information provided.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Sheety is best suited to teams of 1-10 people, freelancers, early-stage founders, and users who already manage customers in Google Sheets but want a CRM-style interface. Use in mainland China will be affected by the accessibility of Google services; login, spreadsheet syncing, and Drive dependencies may be partially restricted, so the network environment usually needs to be evaluated in advance. If local access, payment, and support are required, alternatives such as 纷享销客, 销售易, or Zoho CRM China may be worth considering.