Fileverse, a blockchain productivity company, just launched dSheets — a decentralized spreadsheet tool built on Ethereum.
Users can now instantly open dSheets by typing dsheets.new, much like Fileverse’s earlier offering, dDocs.
This marks a bold step toward ending the decades-long grip that Google and Microsoft have held over the spreadsheet market. For over 40 years, two firms have defined the way the world handles data and capital flows.
Fileverse argues that spreadsheets, as the most widely used functional programming language, deserve better. They power countless databases and manage trillions in global value. Yet innovation has stalled.
With dSheets, the team introduces a real-time, collaborative tool that gives users full control over their documents — without depending on centralized cloud services. This tool supports both live editing and advanced data entry through Ethereum-backed infrastructure.
Fileverse isn’t just building a Google Sheets clone. It’s creating internet-native tools that function directly within the decentralized web. dSheets helps users manage data in a secure, transparent, and censorship-resistant environment.
By combining usability with Ethereum’s power, Fileverse sets out to reinvent productivity for the decentralized era.
