Wallo is an AI Excel Assistant that generates and explains formulas, helps with VBA scripts, and allows you to chat with your spreadsheet to save time and effort.
Sally Suite
Boost productivity across Google Workspace and Microsoft Office with an AI copilot that edits documents, analyzes data, and converts LaTeX to Word instantly.
$4/mo

About Sally Suite
Sally Suite is an agentic AI copilot designed to integrate directly into major office software suites, including Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote), Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Slides), and WPS Office. It functions as a thinking assistant that helps users manage documents, analyze complex data, and automate repetitive tasks without leaving their primary workspace. Unlike standalone AI chatbots, Sally operates as a plugin or browser extension, providing a bridge between various large language models and the user's actual files across multiple operating systems including Windows, macOS, and Linux. The tool supports a wide range of AI models, such as GPT-4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, DeepSeek, and Gemini, allowing users to choose the best engine for their specific needs. Key capabilities include generating and editing articles in Word, converting LaTeX code to Word formatting instantly, and performing deep data analysis within spreadsheets. It also includes an Outlook integration for managing communications and a Chrome/Edge extension for web-based productivity. Users can even bring their own API keys from providers like OpenAI or OpenRouter, ensuring that their specific model preferences are met while keeping API keys stored locally. Sally Suite is particularly beneficial for researchers, office professionals, and data analysts who work across multiple platforms. Researchers can leverage the LaTeX-to-Word conversion and formula generation, while business professionals can automate email drafting and report generation. It is also suitable for enterprises requiring high security, as it offers an offline version for private deployment within intranets. This ensures that sensitive data never leaves the organization's network, as the tool is designed to process information locally within the browser-based plugin environment. What sets Sally Suite apart is its extreme flexibility in both model selection and deployment. While many competitors lock users into a specific ecosystem, Sally allows for model-agnostic productivity where users can switch between different AI engines for better results in writing versus data analysis. Additionally, the option for a one-time payment for offline use and the ability to use personal API keys provide a level of cost control and privacy that is rare in the current AI subscription market.
Sally Suite pros & cons
Pros
- Supports a wide array of platforms including Microsoft, Google, and WPS Office suites.
- Allows users to bring their own API keys for cost-effective, model-agnostic usage.
- Provides an offline deployment option for enterprises requiring high data privacy.
- Includes a specialized feature for instantly converting LaTeX code into Word documents.
Cons
- Python environment is restricted from accessing the local file system due to browser limitations.
- User reviews suggest the free trial period may expire earlier than the advertised seven days.
- Text insertion and movement may still require manual steps rather than being fully automated.
Sally Suite use cases
- Academic researchers can instantly convert LaTeX formulas into editable Word documents to speed up manuscript preparation.
- Data analysts can use advanced models like Claude 3.5 Sonnet within Excel or Sheets to interpret complex datasets and generate formulas.
- Enterprise IT managers can deploy the tool privately on a corporate intranet to ensure employee AI usage remains secure and offline.
- Administrative assistants can automate email drafting in Outlook and document formatting in Google Docs to manage high-volume workloads.
- Content creators can use the Writing Copilot in Word to generate articles and edit drafts using various LLMs.
Sally Suite features
- email writing assistance
- bring-your-own-api-key support
- 11-language user interface
- in-document data analysis
- cross-platform office support
- private intranet deployment
- multi-model integration (gpt, claude, deepseek)
- latex to word conversion
Sally Suite pricing
Is Sally Suite free? No, Sally Suite doesn't offer a free plan; pricing starts at $4 / month.
Lite
$4 / month
- 3K Credits per month
- Unlimited Lite Models
- GPT-4o-mini & GPT-5-mini
- DeepSeek-R1 support
- Image generation via credits
Flex
$10 / year
- Use your own models
- Pay-as-you-go flexibility
- Supports Microsoft Office
- Supports Google Workspace
- Supports Chrome/Edge extensions
Starter
$20 / year
- 3K Credits per month
- Unlimited Starter Models
- DeepSeek-V3 support
- GLM-4.6V support
- Advanced model access via credits
Offline Version
$20 / one-time
- Private intranet deployment
- Windows, Mac, and Linux support
- WPS Word & Excel support
- Priority email support
- Setup guide & remote support
Sally Suite FAQs
Can I use my own AI model with Sally Suite?
Yes, you can add custom models from providers like OpenAI, OpenRouter, SiliconFlow, and DeepSeek. Your API key is stored locally on your device and is never uploaded to the server.
Which office platforms are compatible with Sally?
Sally supports Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote), Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Slides), and WPS Office. It also works as an extension for Chrome and Edge browsers.
How is my data security ensured?
Sally runs as a browser-based plugin where your data stays on your device and is not uploaded to external servers. For maximum security, an offline version is available for private enterprise deployment.
Does Sally support languages other than English?
The user interface supports 11 languages including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Vietnamese, and Arabic. The chat language support depends on the specific AI model you choose.
Can the AI access my local file system for Python tasks?
No, the Python environment runs within the browser for security reasons and cannot access your local file system. You should not provide local file paths to the agent.
Ratings & reviews
Since I couldn't access Office 365 Copilot, I gave this tool a try, and it's pretty impressive. It supports Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook, and you can also use it as a Chrome extension. I was pleasantly surprised to find that Excel has a built-in Jupyter feature, which is quite intriguing.