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Use a Google Sheet as a live API for your application

Sheet Ninja turns a Google Sheet into an API that a website or application can read and update. Column headers become JSON keys, while the following rows provide the data. Users connect a sheet and receive an API key, keeping the spreadsheet as the place where they can inspect and edit records.
The API supports adding, editing, and deleting rows, with bulk operations and request allowances depending on the plan. Integration prompts help AI coding tools connect an application to the service. Typical uses include simple inventory apps, directories, waitlists, dashboards, editable website content, and internal tools. This approach suits projects whose data is already maintained in Sheets and does not need a separate database interface.
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