Choose a ready-made template to get going immediately, or explore a worked example to see what SpreadLists can really do.
Every template gives you a sensible structure — categories, sub-categories, and the right number format already set up. Just replace the placeholder text with your own items.
A blank canvas. Start completely from scratch with an empty document — add your own categories and items as you go.
Two top-level categories — Income (positive) and Expenses (negative) — already set up with the right signs. See your net balance at a glance.
A project budget broken into stages: planning, materials, labour, and finishing touches. Add your own costs to each phase.
Organised by travel, accommodation, food, and activities. Fill in the numbers and see the total cost of your trip build up.
A simple list with checkboxes and prices. Tick items off as you shop and watch the running total. Optional — use money mode or just plain numbers.
Plan a party, conference, or family gathering. Categories for venue, catering, decoration, and logistics — with checkboxes for every task.
These examples come loaded with realistic sample data, so you can see exactly how SpreadLists handles multi-level budgets, grades, reciprocal club fees, and more — before you create your own.
A full wedding budget with venue, catering, flowers, photography, and more. Multiple levels of detail show how auto-totalling works at every depth.
Track every holiday expense as it happens — flights, hotels, meals, souvenirs. Tick items off as you pay them. Great for a family trip.
Track marks across subjects and terms using plain numbers instead of money. See per-subject averages and totals — perfect for students or teachers.
The signature reciprocal lists example. See members by activity and activities by member — two views of the same data, always in perfect sync.
Track investments across asset classes — equities, bonds, property, cash. See how each holding contributes to the total portfolio value.
Templates and examples are there to inspire you, but you can always start with a blank document and build whatever you need. Add items, create categories, and let the totals take care of themselves.
Pick a template, explore an example, or start from scratch — you'll understand how SpreadLists works in under a minute.
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