Add-on for Google Sheets & Excel

Real-world data, in any cell.

One function turns a spreadsheet into a live dashboard. Type =VERVE() and pull weather, currency, stocks, gold, geo, and 250+ more sources straight into your cells — no code, no copy-paste.

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Google Sheets & ExcelOne functionA whole column in one call

sample data

B2fx=VERVE("weatherforecast", "London", "field", "tempC")

City

Temp

Wind

London

13.3°C

4.7 mph

Tokyo

24.1°C

8.1 mph

New York

21.0°C

6.9 mph

click any cell to see its formulafrom 1 credit / cell · varies by source

Three steps

Install once. Type a function. Watch cells fill.

No API keys to wrangle, no scripts, no exports. VerveSheets adds one function to your spreadsheet and connects it to live data behind a single account.

Add the extension

Install from the Google Workspace Marketplace or Excel add-in store and sign in with your Verve key — one click.

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Type =VERVE(…)

Call any source by name with plain arguments — a city, a ticker, a domain. Autocomplete suggests the source and its fields as you type.

=VERVE("weatherforecast","Paris","field","tempC")

Live, or frozen

Formulas look up again when their inputs change, and repeats within five minutes are free. Answers that shouldn't move, fill as plain values instead.

live formulasvalues fill

250+ live sources

Everything you'd otherwise paste in by hand.

The same production data engine behind APIVerve, addressable from a cell. Pick a category, pass a name, get a value — one function reaches all of it.

Money & markets

Exchange rates, currency conversion, crypto and metal prices, stock indices and earnings — refreshed to the minute.

currencyconvertergoldpricestockindex

Weather anywhere

Current conditions, forecasts, marine and air-quality readings for any city or coordinate on earth.

weathermarineweatherairquality

Places & geo

Geocode addresses, reverse-geocode coordinates, distances, timezones, demographics and cost-of-living.

reversegeocodetimezonecostofliving

News & the world

World headlines, historical events, holidays and precise world time to timestamp and annotate your data.

worldnewsworldholidaysworldtime

Language & text

Translate a column, score sentiment, fix grammar or summarize a cell of text — data cleaning without leaving the grid.

translatorsentimentsummarize

Web & domains

DNS, WHOIS, SSL and domain checks — validate a list of sites or enrich a lead sheet in place.

dnslookupwhoissslchecker

Browse all 250+ sourcesone function · one key

One function, endless columns

If you can write a formula, you can pull live data.

Reference cells like any spreadsheet function, drag to fill a whole column, and nest it inside the formulas you already use.

Range-aware — point it at a column of cities and it fills the whole column in one call.
Composable — wrap it in SUM, IF, or a chart like any other value.
One key powers every cell, in every sheet, across Google & Excel.

# weather for a city

=VERVE("weather", "Paris")→15°C, Rain

# convert currency

=VERVE("currency", "USD", "EUR")→0.923

# live gold price

=VERVE("goldprice")→2412.80

# fill a column from A2:A9

=VERVE("timezone", A2:A9)→⇩ 8 rows

One engine underneath

Production data. Spreadsheet-simple.

250+

Live sources

Sheets & Excel

Function to learn

5min

Repeat lookups free

Questions, answered.

Everything you need to know before your first cell goes live.

What is VerveSheets?

A spreadsheet add-on that puts 250+ live data sources one function away. Type =VERVE() in Google Sheets or Excel and pull weather, currency, stocks, geo, and more straight into your cells — no code, no copy-paste, no export scripts.

Which spreadsheets does it work in?

Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel, from the same account and key. The =VERVE() function behaves identically in both, so a workbook built in one keeps working in the other.

Do I need to know formulas or code?

No. If you can type a formula like =SUM(), you can use =VERVE(). The sidebar writes the formula for you — pick a source and the value you want, and it drops the call straight into your sheet. You can fill a whole column from one call by passing it a range.

Does the data refresh on its own?

Formulas run while the file is open: when you enter or edit them, when a cell they point at changes, and — in Excel — on a full recalculation (Ctrl+Alt+F9). Nothing runs on a timer or in the background. For values that shouldn't change, fill them as plain values from the sidebar.

What shows on my bill?

VerveSheets runs on APIVerve, our production data engine, so invoices and card statements read APIVERVE. Same account, same key, same rails — nothing else changes.