Likely turns a column of text into numbers you can sort on.

Type a formula like
=LIKELY(A2:A500, "Is the customer asking for a refund?")
and every cell gets a probability from 0 to 1. Sort descending, act on the top, and look at the middle: rows near 0.5 are the genuinely ambiguous ones, and one click highlights them for review.

Three formulas:
• =LIKELY(range, question): probability that the question is true for each cell
• =LIKELY_CHOICE(range, question, labels): the best label from your list, optionally with its confidence
• =LIKELY_SCORE(range, question, levels): a score on your own scale, like "Calm, Annoyed, Furious"

Plus a sidebar with Bulk run for large columns (writes plain values, no timeouts), Highlight uncertain, and Freeze to values.

Why it's different from AI column tools: Likely doesn't write sentences into your cells. It returns numbers and labels your spreadsheet already knows how to sort, filter and chart. It judges 5,000 rows in 1 second, repeated cells are free, and it only asks for access to the spreadsheet you open it in.

Free for 2,000 rows a month. Pro ($12/month, 250,000 rows) and Team ($39/month, 2,000,000 rows) at getlikely.app.

Privacy: cell text is judged and not stored. See getlikely.app/privacy.html.