Spreadsheets, dashboards and automation blueprints built by someone who uses them every day — not generated, not recycled, not locked down.
I’ve spent years living inside Microsoft 365 — building pipeline trackers, quoting tools, schedules and dashboards for my own work because nothing off the shelf ever quite fit. I build Power Automate flows for a living, which means the automation side of this shop isn’t theory: it’s the same work I do on a normal Tuesday.
Somewhere along the way I realized the files I kept rebuilding were the ones other small-business owners, freelancers and side-hustlers were searching for too. So I opened CellFrameStudios.
Every file here is built from scratch, tested until the formulas and the logic actually hold up, and documented so you can open it and get moving in minutes. No locked sheets, no mystery macros, no “contact seller for the real version.”
What you’ll find here, by section:
Excel Templates — budgets, trackers, quoting tools, schedules and planners that do the math correctly and keep doing it after you add rows.
Word Templates — invoices, proposals, letters and forms that are clean, editable and print-ready.
Automation Blueprints — Power Automate flows laid out step by step, with every action, condition and expression documented. Built and walked through personally, including where things typically break and how to tell when they have.
Guides & Printables — the written walkthroughs and printable pieces that go with the above, for when you want to understand the build rather than just run it.
A note on how things get made: I use AI as a build partner on much of what’s in this shop — drafting, structuring and assembling files. Every single one is then reviewed, tested and signed off by me personally, and the automation blueprints are walked through step by step against the actual platform before they’re listed. I’d rather tell you that plainly than have you wonder.
If something doesn’t work the way you expected, message me. I’d rather fix it than leave you with a file sitting in your downloads folder.
— Jon, CellFrameStudios