Simplicity first
Set up should stay short. Connect the sheet, get the URL, and start sending rows.
About
RowSink exists to remove backend work from simple data collection
When a spreadsheet is enough, RowSink gives you a direct way to send rows there without building extra backend infrastructure.
Why we built it
A spreadsheet is often the system people actually need
Teams often need one practical thing: get submissions, events, or logs into a sheet fast enough to act on them. The normal route still asks for API endpoints, a database, deployment, and ongoing maintenance.
RowSink was built for the cases where that setup is disproportionate to the actual job. If the destination is already Google Sheets, the product should make that direct path reliable instead of forcing extra infrastructure.
The result is deliberately narrow: connect the sheet, copy the endpoint, and send rows with normal HTTP.
What RowSink is built around
Short setup, clear ownership, and a direct path from incoming data to Google Sheets.
Your data stays yours
Spreadsheet content stays in your Google Sheet. RowSink routes requests and writes rows there.
Built for makers
The product comes from real cases where teams needed to collect data quickly without standing up backend infrastructure.
Direct product language
Connect the sheet, get the URL, and send the row.
Trust
The product only works if the ownership model stays clear
Your sheet stays the source of truth
Spreadsheet content is not stored by RowSink. Your Google Sheet stays the place where the data lives.
You can stop using it without moving data
The spreadsheet already lives in your Google account, so the operational center does not move when you try the product.
Pricing should stay plain
Paid plans add more room and more control without changing the basic setup.
Try the direct path instead
If the destination is already a spreadsheet, connect it and start sending rows directly.