Previous Response: I use Jspreadsheet to render and manage dynamic datasets in a multi-sheet interface, and I love that each sheet represents a different logical dataset. The intuitive spreadsheet structure makes viewing and editing structured information easy for the user. It acts as both a visualization and interaction layer and improves usability with its Excel-like experience. I like how it quickly delivers a familiar spreadsheet experience with multi-sheet support, while remaining flexible and easy to integrate. The flexibility in configuring columns and controlling behavior makes it adaptable to different API-driven datasets, without needing to rebuild the UI. The setup and integration with React were straightforward, and the helpful documentation made it quick to get things running

Jspreadsheet is a frontend data grid tool, meaning it operates entirely on the client side. This ensures that your data remains secure and private, as Jspreadsheet does not access, process, or store your information on its servers. All data management is handled locally in the user's browser, providing complete control and security over your information.

They make it really easy for your engineers to onboard the product. They are quite resopnsive wiht correcting any errors that pop up during integration.