Anthropic steps into office productivity with Claude Sheets and collaborative workplace tools

Anthropic announced a major expansion into office productivity software on Tuesday with the debut of Claude Sheets, Claude Whiteboards, and Claude Data, alongside the upcoming arrival of Claude Meetings. The new offerings widen Claude's lineup of artifacts, which already includes Docs, Slides, Design, and Motion. Claude Sheets lets the assistant build and format spreadsheets with custom tabs and formulas, and it is available in beta on web, desktop, and mobile for Claude subscribers, with export support for Excel and Google Workspace integration. [1][2]

Claude Whiteboards groups brainstorming ideas by theme and drafts action items, launching in beta for paid users across mobile, desktop, and web. Claude Meetings acts as a video-call agent in Google Meet that logs notes and tracks tasks, restricted to Team and Enterprise plans. It automatically posts notices in chat and exits if unauthorized outside guests enter. Anthropic also rebranded Claude Dashboards to Claude Data for all paid users and upgraded its connector system, enabling full third-party apps like Adobe and Atlassian to run directly inside Claude. [1][2]

The release pits Anthropic directly against established workspace giants Microsoft and Google as the AI firm encourages users to treat Claude as a central container for their daily workflow. Anthropic reports that non-technical teams are adopting Claude at rates comparable to its engineers, supporting a push to attract non-coders ahead of the company's planned initial public offering. [1][2]