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A “calc“ is an online collaborative spreadsheet. Your data is automatically
saved on the internet, and your friends can collaborate on the document at
the same time (just provide them the address).
View all changes in real time!
Work together on your inventories, your surveys, your content, your meetings
and much more!
Want a demonstration?
Main features
- Collaborative editing in real time
- Permanent and automatic backup
- History
- Cell annotations
- Many functions available (statistics, financial, mathematics, text, etc.)
- Basic graphs (histogram, lines, points)
- HTML or CSV export
Limitations
Framacalc has some limitations :
- calcs will be deleted after 335 days of inactivity (no access, no modification), in order to avoid enlargement of our database indefinitely
- they can only contain a maximum of 100,000 rows
- it is not possible to create multi-sheet layers or import OpenDocument or Microsoft Office files
- for security reasons, we are unable to remove calcs upon request
This service is offered subject to acceptance of our terms and conditions and may be moderated according to our moderation policy.
Framacalc, unu el pluraj projektoj
Framacalc, liberiga ilo
La ekonomio de via atento
La Framacalc estas senpaga, sen reklamoj aŭ kaptado de alklakoj. Nia celo estas gastigi ilon, kiu servas al vi kaj ne uzas vin.
Kontraŭe al la proverbo, ĉi tie, vi ne estas la produkto.
Regado de viaj datumoj
Framasoft kolektas kiel eble plej malmulte da datumoj.
Vi havas absolutan aŭtonomion super ili.
Ni ne havas intereson sekvi vian konduton, nek ekspluati ĝin.
Framacalc estas instalo de la libera programo Ethercalc sur la serviloj de txt.soft. Ĝia libera permesilo permesas al vi studi ĝian kodon, kontribui al ĝi, kaj instali ĝin sur via propra servilo.
Kial proponi la servon Framacalc?
Promocii populan edukadon
Uzi Framacalc estas la unua paŝo sur la vojo al via cifera aŭtonomio.
Konfidi viajn datumojn al gastiganto implicas havi kialojn por fidadi ĝin. Framasoft promesas klarajn kondiĉojn¹ por gastigi servojn kun respekto al via integreco.
¹ vidi niajn Uzokondiĉojn kaj nian ĉarton
Creating a resilient ecosystem
Framasoft is one of many actors offering online services hosted with a strong ethic, with the objective of decentralisation.
To take a step further in your digital emancipation, find the same service hosted near you by one of the members of the Collective of independant, transparent, open, neutral and ethical hosters: the CHATONS!
Contributing to the digital commons
Behind a service like Framacalc there is a political proposal: exploring an alternative to surveillance capitalism by experimenting with the contribution society.
By offering uses, feedback and contributions to Ethercalc, we participate in maintaining the vibrancy of a common resource.
Who is behind Framacalc?
Framacalc is proposed by a French not-for-profit association: Framasoft
Created in 2004, the association is now dedicated to popular education on the challenges of the digital age and the cultural commons. Our small structure (35 including 10) is known the De-google-ify Internet project (26 ethical and alternative online tools) and for the development of projects like PeerTube. Recognized as being of general interest Framasoft is funded at 94% by your donations, which are tax deductible for French taxpayers.
Support Framasoft
Because freedom doesn’t mean it’s free…
Framasoft is a not-for-profit which can only keep running thanks to your donations. Do you like what we do? Do you think we’re going in the right direction? If so, and you’re able to make a donation, we’d very much appreciate it!
Questions
- Recurring donations can be stopped anytime, just ask us.
- If you want to modify your recurring donation, please contact us, we will stop the current one and you will be able to make a new one.
- Tax receipts (in France only) are sent by postal mail in March/April 2027 (before tax declaration) for 2026 donations
- Financial and activity reports can be found on the not-for-profit page
- If you have more questions, you may find answers there…
Illustration : David Revoy (Creative Commons By 4.0)