Celdas is the spreadsheet application of Nodalia: a native app written in Rust, with no account and no cloud. It runs on Linux, macOS and Windows.
It opens and saves Excel workbooks (.xlsx), with formulas, tables, charts, pivot tables,
conditional formatting and printing, and it is drawn in the Nodalia Design Language in light and
dark.
Important
Celdas is at an early stage. Expect rough edges, and keep a copy of workbooks that matter.
Packages for Linux, macOS and Windows are on the releases page and at getnodalia.com/celdas. The app checks for updates itself.
You need a recent stable Rust toolchain.
git clone https://github.com/getnodalia/celdas.git
cd celdas
cargo run --release -p celdas| Area | State |
|---|---|
| Package and binary names | Done: celdas, dev.danielmiguelt.Celdas |
| App icon | Done: portrait of Blaise Pascal |
| Nodalia interface | Done: Nodalia theme and icons, rounded islands, main menu, Nodalia window controls on Linux |
| Global menu | Done: the desktop's top bar on Nodalix (Linux), the menu bar on macOS |
| Installable packages | Linux, macOS (DMG) and Windows, with the in-app updater |
Nodalia app icons are black-and-white portraits of historical figures over the app colour.
Celdas's is Blaise Pascal, who built the first mechanical calculator. Provenance and licence are in assets/app-icon/.
Celdas is one of the applications of Nodalia, an independent software project developed in public by Daniel Miguel Tejedor.
MIT OR Apache-2.0. See LICENSE-MIT, LICENSE-APACHE and
NOTICE.




