Make an attendance sheet (roster) for a party, welcome/farewell gathering, meeting or event, just by typing a title, participant names one per line, and the status columns (Yes, No, Maybe, Notes, etc.) one per line, then save or print it on A4. You don't need to hunt for an Excel or Word template or draw rules and headers in a spreadsheet — type the names and columns and a roster table with fill-in cells is laid out for you. You can add or remove a leading number (No.) column, and append a batch of blank rows for write-ins or walk-up participants. Light alternating row stripes make it easier to read, you can pick a serif (Mincho) or sans (Gothic) typeface, and set the title underline's accent color. The status columns are up to you, so besides categories like Yes/No/Maybe/Notes you can put candidate dates (Session 1, Session 2…) as columns and use it as a scheduling poll sheet. These style choices are remembered next time, while the names and text you enter are never stored. The output is a white-background PNG, so you can print it at A4 actual size at home or a convenience store to circulate or post, paste it as an image into Word, a spreadsheet or email, or share it as a file. Swap the participants to regenerate as many sheets as you like and reuse it for a recurring meeting or monthly gathering. Nothing you type — the title, names or columns — is sent to a server or stored (only the style options are kept in your browser). Everything runs locally in your browser.