Excel LLM Add-in. Last updated: 2026.
The Excel LLM Add-in runs entirely on your device inside Excel. It has no backend server of its own — the add-in files are served as static content, and it does not collect, store, or transmit your data to us.
When you use a function such as =LLM.PROMPT(...), the text you provide is
sent directly from your device to the LLM provider you configure (e.g. OpenAI,
Mistral, Nebius, Scaleway, OpenRouter, or a local Ollama server), or to the proxy URL
you configure. That provider's own privacy policy governs how they handle it. We are not
an intermediary and never receive your prompts or responses.
Your provider, model, and any API keys you enter are stored locally on your device via
Office's per-user add-in storage (OfficeRuntime.storage). They are not sent
anywhere except, as an Authorization header, to the provider or proxy you
chose when you invoke a function. For cloud providers, using the optional proxy keeps
keys on your own server instead of in the workbook.
The add-in contains no analytics, advertising, or third-party trackers.
Questions or issues: github.com/CrispStrobe/ExcelLLMAddin.