Rows stack into cards on narrow screens, so nothing gets cut off
Real text, so translation tools and search engines can read it
Paste rows straight from Google Sheets, Excel or Numbers
Import a shared Google Sheet by pasting its address
Most table apps break the moment the screen gets narrow, and paint their text in a way that translators and search engines cannot read. Tablekit does neither.
READABLE ON A PHONE. When a table is too wide for the space it sits in, each row stacks into a card with its column names beside the values. Nothing is cut off and there is no sideways scrolling. The decision comes from the width of the table itself, so a table in a narrow sidebar behaves correctly on a desktop too.
REAL TEXT. The table is ordinary table markup, so translation tools can translate it and search engines can index it. The first cell of each row is that row’s heading, so screen readers announce "Price, 20" rather than "20".
NO RETYPING. Copy cells from Google Sheets, Excel or Numbers and paste them into the settings panel. Rows and columns can be inserted in the middle, moved or removed.
GOOGLE SHEETS. Paste the address of a sheet shared with anyone who has the link. It is saved only after it reads successfully, so a broken link never reaches your live site.
Links in cells become clickable. Visitors can sort and search without changing what you stored.