You use Claude on spreadsheets. You know the limits — it drifts on formulas, forgets between sessions, burns tokens on grids. Layerz holds the structure so Claude doesn't have to.
Your data stays yours · Use your own Claude · Export to .xlsx
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“Claude in Excel is awesome for a first draft. But the moment I shape it around how we actually operate, rows shift and a formula on the home stretch lands on the wrong cell. Not something I’d ship.”
Modeler, finance consultancy
“Every session I open, I’m re-explaining the same model — the assumptions, the structure, where we left off. I feel like I never finish onboarding it.”
CFO, PE-backed SME
“A few rounds into a real spreadsheet and the conversation is already too long. I cut it into pieces, lose half the context, and end up tracking what changed in my head.”
Associate, transaction advisory
Every item is named. Every formula is traceable. Claude navigates the dependency graph instead of scanning cells.
This is why your agent stops drifting — the model is read, not guessed. Every dependency holds across sessions.
Monthly close, board pack, cash forecast — unchanged for your colleagues. Standard .xlsx, no Layerz account on their end. Your agent stops drifting on the way there.
claude mcp add -t http layerz https://app.layerz.cc/mcpRun it, then `claude /mcp` to authenticate via OAuth.
| Feature | Layerz | Excel | Claude alone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dynamic calculations (formulas, dependencies) | ✗ raw figures | ||
| Structured for AI navigation | ✗ cells only | ✗ no persistence | |
| Variables with type + timeline | ✗ | ✗ | |
| Persists context across sessions | ✓ data only | ✗ | |
| Native financial logic (dependencies, patterns) | ✗ manual | ✗ raw figures | |
| Versioning — every edit logged, auditable, revertable | ✗ file copies | ✗ | |
| Export to standard .xlsx | native | ✗ |
Your data stays yours · Use your own Claude · Export to .xlsx