About Sheetlark
A little structure
for everyday money.
Practical Google Sheets workbooks for the questions you come back to each month.
Start with one question.
Which paycheck covers this bill? How does this month’s spending compare with the plan? Where did the money go? What changes when you add to a debt payment?
Sheetlark’s workbooks focus on these everyday tasks. You enter your numbers, follow the yellow input cells, and review the summaries in your own spreadsheet copy.
Understand the numbers before using them.
Each workbook includes setup guidance and practice examples. On this website, you can change sample inputs and see how the results respond before choosing a template.
The website’s product illustrations summarize the features. The interactive examples let you explore the calculations. Example figures are separate from your personal records.
Your spreadsheet, your routine.
The workbooks use desktop Google Sheets and manual entries. They do not connect to your bank, import transactions automatically, or make payments for you. A Google account is required to create your own copy.
Budget balances and debt payoff dates are planning estimates. Check the assumptions and product limits, and compare your entries with your own records.
Guidance from Sheetlark.
Our guides walk through the same tasks and example calculations used in the workbooks. Each guide links to the relevant product and an interactive example so you can follow along.
Find the right template
for your routine.
Start with the question you want to answer.
Which paycheck covers this bill?
Plan bills between paydays and see projected balances.
Am I staying within my monthly plan?
Compare category budgets with actual spending.
Where is my money going?
Record transactions, refunds and transfers.
How could extra payments change my plan?
Compare snowball and avalanche payoff estimates.
Monthly Budget compares your spending with a plan. Expense Tracker focuses on recording and understanding actual transactions.