Spreadsheet Intelligence
ParseMe reads Excel workbooks like an expert analyst. It traces formulas, maps dependencies, and extracts verified answers that cite the exact cells they came from. No more fragile scripts or copy-paste workflows.

The problem
Every workbook is a program. Formulas reference other formulas across sheets, styles carry meaning, and one changed cell can cascade through hundreds of others. Dumping it to CSV loses all of that. ParseMe keeps the full picture.
How it works
Send any .xlsx or .xlsm file to the API. Financial models, reporting packs, data exports: we handle them all.
We extract formulas, styles, merged cells, named ranges, and hidden sheets into a typed Workbook IR. Nothing gets lost.
Semantic detectors identify headers, tables, formula families, and data regions. A dependency graph traces every calculation.
Ask questions, extract schemas, or audit formulas. Every answer comes with cell references and validation against the source.
What you get
Not another "convert to CSV and hope for the best" tool. ParseMe understands workbook semantics the way you do.
Every cell, formula, style, and structure parsed into a clean, typed intermediate representation. Merged cells, hidden rows, named ranges: all preserved.
Trace formula lineage across sheets. See what feeds into any cell, find circular references, and understand calculation flow at a glance.
Automatic identification of headers, data tables, formula families, input cells, calculation blocks, and output regions.
Find the right cells fast. Lexical search, semantic embeddings, value matching, and graph-aware signals fused together for precise lookups.
Every answer is checked against the workbook. Citation validators and formula validators ensure you get facts, not hallucinations.
Purpose-built context for LLMs. Structured workbook representations that models can actually reason about, not walls of serialized text.
Use cases
Extract schemas, trace assumptions, and validate calculations in LBO models, DCFs, and budgets, with full formula lineage.
Turn messy reporting packs and KPI exports into clean, structured data. No more per-client CSV scripts.
Find hardcoded values masquerading as formulas, detect broken links, flag circular references, and spot hidden sheets.
Ask natural language questions about any workbook and get verified answers that cite specific cells, not guesses.
Coming soon
Upload a workbook, ask a question, get a verified answer. A few lines of code is all it takes.
import parseme
# Upload and parse a workbook
wb = parseme.parse("financial_model.xlsx")
# Trace formula dependencies
deps = wb.graph.dependents("Sheet1!B12")
# Ask a question with verified answer
answer = wb.ask(
"What is the projected revenue for Q3?",
validate=True
)
print(answer.value) # "$4.2M"
print(answer.cell_ref) # "Summary!D15"
print(answer.confidence) # 0.97We test ParseMe against public spreadsheet benchmarks to make sure it actually works on the kind of messy workbooks you deal with every day, not just toy examples.
900+
benchmark tasks
8
eval suites integrated
45%+
Pass@1 accuracy
Early access
We're building the API now. Drop your email and we'll invite you as soon as it's ready. No spam, just spreadsheet intelligence.
Or just say hi at hello@parseme.dev