
Your deadline survival kit
DeepCell is a deadline-focused productivity tool that turns work and ideas into ready-to-use deliverables—documents, spreadsheets, and slides—packaged into a single '.deepcell' file. Each kit contains a spreadsheet for numbers and calculations, a report for findings and conclusions, slides for presenting, and a cheat sheet explaining how conclusions were reached, all with links back to sources. Editing one part propagates updates through all linked content, and any number can be traced back to its origin.
Each .deepcell file weaves together a spreadsheet (numbers and calculations), a report (findings and conclusions), slides for presenting or sharing, and a cheat sheet documenting how conclusions were reached.
Making a change in one place—such as updating an expected growth rate from 15% to 20%—updates the spreadsheet, report narrative, slides, and cheat sheet automatically so linked content stays consistent.
Any number can be followed back to its source via the cheat sheet, which explains discrepancies and cites the originating file (e.g., explaining why a slide shows 500 orders when the morning report showed 480).
Users can begin with a task description or an existing file (e.g., a .xlsx spreadsheet) and build a kit from it, weaving in the latest data.
DeepCell provides a CLI and MCP integration, with an agent plugin, so AI agents can install the tooling and help create .deepcell kits.
Kits are saved as plain-text .deepcell files that users can keep and version themselves, with built-in audit and recalculation capabilities.
Begin by submitting a task (e.g., 'Use Q3 sales data to build the Q4 forecast') or an existing file such as a spreadsheet, or prompt your AI agent to install the DeepCell plugin and CLI and create your first .deepcell kit.
DeepCell produces a spreadsheet, report, slides, and cheat sheet that are linked together in one .deepcell file, with numbers tied to their sources.
When you change a number or assumption, the edit flows through the report, slides, and cheat sheet, and you can trace any figure back to its underlying source.
DeepCell offers a free plan for individuals at $0 (no account needed to start; a free account keeps files beyond 30 days) that includes plain-text .deepcell files, audit and recalculation, file sharing without an account, and CLI/MCP integration. A Teams plan for teams of 3–50 is marked 'coming soon' and will add shared projects, team permissions, and collaboration history. An Enterprise plan with
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For individuals and agent power users. No account needed to start; a free account keeps files beyond 30 days. Includes plain-text .deepcell files you can keep and version yourself, audit and recalculation, sharing files without an account,
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For teams and studios of 3–50. Includes everything in Free plus shared projects, team permissions, and collaboration history. Join the waitlist.
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For organizations with security and governance requirements. Includes everything in Teams plus SSO and advanced access controls, private cloud or on-premises deployment, and security review with priority support. Contact sales.
DeepCell turns your work and ideas into ready-to-use docs, spreadsheets, and slides—with sources and cheat sheets to help you explain your thinking. One edit updates all your linked content.
A .deepcell file is a plain-text file that weaves together a spreadsheet, a report, slides, and a cheat sheet in one kit. Because the files are plain text, you can keep and version them yourself.
Each kit contains four linked parts: a spreadsheet with the numbers and calculations, a report with findings and conclusions, slides ready to present or share, and a cheat sheet explaining how you reached your conclusions.
When you make a change—like updating an expected growth rate—it flows through the spreadsheet, report, slides, and cheat sheet, so all linked content stays in sync.
Yes. You can follow the thread from any number back to its source. The cheat sheet explains discrepancies and cites the originating file, such as explaining that a slide shows 500 units because a new order of 20 came in after the morning report showed 480.
You can start free with no account required, or try a real kit. You can begin with a task or an existing file, or ask your AI agent to install the DeepCell plugin and CLI and help you create your first .deepcell file.
Yes. DeepCell offers CLI and MCP integration, and provides a for-agent setup page so AI agents can install the plugin and CLI and help create .deepcell kits.
DeepCell is free for individuals at $0, with no account needed to start (a free account keeps your files beyond 30 days). A Teams plan for teams of 3–50 is coming soon, and Enterprise pricing is custom—contact sales for SSO, advanced access controls, and private cloud or on-premises deployment.