Extract every table into a working application
Upload your Word document. Every table inside becomes structured records with search, filters, and forms — published as a working app, in minutes.
No credit card required · Published in minutes
Also extracts tables from PDF and PowerPoint
How it works
Three steps. No copy-paste gymnastics.
Describe what to do with the tables
Tell Exepad what the tables represent — specs, pricing, action items, vendor rates — and what actions you need (edit, search, approve, filter).
Attach your Word document
Upload the .docx. Exepad locates every table, detects headers, infers field types, and parses each row into a structured record — no manual mapping.
Use the app
The app is live with search, filters, edit forms, and export. Your table data is now infrastructure — not text locked inside a document.
Not a table in a document.
Queryable infrastructure.
Word tables are presentation. Exepad turns them into data — searchable, sortable, editable, exportable, and API-accessible.
Rows become structured records
Every row in every table is parsed into a record with typed fields — not a blob of text. Edits are structured; values are validated.
Search, filter, sort across all tables
Single search box covers every table in the document. Per-column filters and sorting work on every field — no formula-craft required.
Structured edit forms per row
Click a row; get a form with the right input types and validation. Multi-user edits are concurrent-safe, with history per record.
Row-level notifications
Trigger email alerts when a specific cell value changes — a status moves, a price crosses a threshold, an item goes overdue.
Simple analytics by field
Group-by, sum, average on any numeric column. See the distribution of values across your table data without leaving the app.
Re-upload to merge updates
Upload a revised Word document to merge new rows or updated values. Exepad uses table headers as keys to prevent duplication.
Built for Word tables
Tables inside Word documents have structure Exepad can read — even when they're nested deep in a 40-page contract.
Every table detected, every sheet parsed
Exepad finds every table in the document — not just the first one — and extracts each as a separate entity with its own records and fields.
Field types inferred from data
Numeric, date, email, URL columns are detected automatically from sample values and rendered with appropriate inputs on edit.
Merged cells and headers handled
Complex table structures — merged cells, multi-row headers, grouped columns — are parsed correctly rather than dropped or flattened.
Surrounding text preserved as context
The paragraphs before and after each table become searchable context, so you know what each table refers to when the app is live.
Word tables vs. Exepad app
Tables in Word are beautiful but invisible to search, filter, or export. Exepad lifts them out and makes them queryable infrastructure.
Everything a Word table can't do
A table in Word is formatted text. An app is infrastructure. Every conversion turns the former into the latter automatically.
From Word tables to working app
in one sitting
Each table in your document has rows, columns, and a context. Exepad extracts all three — and gives you a tool built on top of them.
Table rows become records
Every row across every table in your document becomes a structured, queryable record with its own detail page and history.
Headers become typed fields
Column headers become field names; sample values define the type. Edits, filters, and sorting use the inferred types automatically.
Each table becomes its own entity
Multiple tables in one document become separate entities in the app — linked where their structure suggests a relationship.
Frequently asked — Word Tables to App
Ready to extract?
Upload your document. Exepad lifts the tables. You get a working app in minutes.