VisiCalc

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VisiCalc was the first widely used personal computer spreadsheet program, credited with helping to popularize the Apple II and launching the spreadsheet software category.

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VisiCalc canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf application software
personal computer software
spreadsheet software
category business software
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Bob Frankston
Dan Bricklin
developer Bob Frankston
Dan Bricklin
Software Arts
discontinued 1980s
distributionModel proprietary software
feature automatic recalculation
cell formulas
grid of rows and columns
what-if analysis
firstReleaseYear 1979
genre spreadsheet
helpedPopularize Apple II
historicalSignificance considered the first killer application for personal computers
inception 1979
influenced Lotus 1-2-3
Excel
surface form: Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Multiplan
influencedBy paper spreadsheets
license commercial software license
notableFor being the first widely used personal computer spreadsheet program
helping to popularize the Apple II computer
launching the spreadsheet software category
operatingSystem Apple DOS
surface form: Apple II DOS

Atari 8-bit family
CP/M
Commodore PET
MS-DOS
surface form: IBM PC DOS
originalPrice 100 USD
platform Apple II
Atari 8-bit family
CP/M computers
Commodore PET
IBM PC
primaryUse accounting
business modeling
financial analysis
programmingLanguage 6502 assembly language
publisher Personal Software
VisiCorp
status discontinued
userInterface text-based interface

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Lotus 1-2-3 predecessor VisiCalc
LisaCalc contemporaneousWith VisiCalc
Apple II notableSoftware VisiCalc