Write it raw
Type one entry or a whole list in your own words — “lunch 15, uber 25”. Quick Capture splits it into rows and fills your columns.
Home screen widget
From home screen to typing in under a second.
The Voice Sheet widget for iPhone and Android opens straight into a text box — no splash screen, no loading, no sign-in. Type what you need to log in plain words, and it lands as rows in your Google Sheet.
< 1 sfrom tap to text box
Why it's this fast
Count the screens between you and the first word.
Most apps open on a splash screen, load their data, check your sign-in, then land you on a home screen you still have to navigate. The Voice Sheet widget skips all of it and opens the one screen you came for.
A typical spreadsheet app
7 steps before you can typeTap iconSplash screenLoading…Sign inFile listFind the tabTap an empty cell
A typical notes app
3 steps, then copy it over laterTap iconOpen or create a noteType
Voice Sheet widget
1 tap, under a second, already in your sheetTap widgetType
No logo animation to sit through. The widget opens straight into Quick Capture.
Your connected sheets are already on your phone, so there's nothing to wait for.
You connected Google once, during setup. The widget never asks again.
Just a text box
Cursor ready, keyboard up. Type, tap Submit, done.
Why it matters
If logging takes longer than the thing, you skip it.
Tracking expenses, hours or habits only works if every entry makes it in. The ones that slip are the small ones — a coffee, a parking ticket, fifteen minutes on a call — because stopping to open a spreadsheet feels like more effort than they're worth.
The widget removes that moment of friction. You log it while you're still standing at the counter, and your Google Sheet stays complete without you thinking about it.
iPhone & Android
A size for every home screen.
Each widget shows the sheet your entries will go to, so you always know where they'll land.
Quick AddExpenses
iPhone · smallQuick AddExpenses
iPhone · mediumQuick AddAdd entry
Android · 4×1, stretches sidewaysSet it up
How to add the Voice Sheet widget
It takes about as long as reading this sentence. On Android 8 and later, Voice Sheet can place it for you — tap Add it for me during setup.
- 1Touch and hold an empty spot on your home screen.
- 2Tap the + button in the top corner.
- 3Search for Voice Sheet and add the Quick Add widget.
What happens after the tap
Or speak it
Tap the microphone key on your keyboard and dictate. The text box takes it like typing.
Then get out of the way
Tap Submit and your entries are added. On Android you're dropped straight back on your home screen.
New to Voice Sheet?
A faster way into Google Sheets.
Voice Sheet is a mobile app that adds rows to your Google Sheets by voice, by typing a list, or from this widget. Connect a spreadsheet you already use or start from a template — it even works offline and without a Google account.
See everything Voice Sheet does →FAQ
Widget questions
Is there a home screen widget for adding rows to Google Sheets?
Google Sheets' own widgets open files; they don't add rows. Voice Sheet's Quick Add widget opens a text box where you type entries, and adds them as rows to the Google Sheet you choose.
Why is it faster than opening an app?
The widget skips the splash screen, loading and sign-in, and opens directly on the text box with the keyboard ready — under a second from tap to typing.
Which sheet do my entries go to?
The sheet shown on the widget — the one you last selected in Voice Sheet. Swipe the spreadsheet card in Quick Capture to switch.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. iPhone has small and medium widgets; Android has a 4×1 widget you can stretch sideways.
Can I add several entries at once?
Yes — write a list or a run-on sentence and each entry becomes its own row.
Is the widget free?
Adding entries from the home screen is part of Voice Sheet Premium — $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year, with a free trial for eligible new subscribers.
Put your sheet one tap away.