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These alternatives are not alternatives at all.

• toomuchtodo 9y ago
  Thanks! I glanced very briefly after a Google search, and will reply later when I have time to my own comment with a legitimate list of alternatives.
  • novop 9y ago
    We've tried out Airtable but ended up using Podio and eventually, Fusioo - http://www.fusioo.com http://www.fusioo.com. More of a database (not spreadsheet) for bigger companies though and they don't run a freemium model.
  • agent86 9y ago
    I would suggest taking look at Quick Base [1]. We've been using it for years and I've found it hits the sweet spot for us in the complex spreadsheet/light database space. I've been following Airtable for a while and I have high hopes they continue their upward trajectory. I like where they are going, and they seem like the most likely alternative if we were to move, but Quick Base still seems to have a leg up in a lot of areas. Cross Application/Database Connections, Webhooks Support, and automated table sync from Dropbox/Box/SFTP just to name a few. [1] https://www.quickbase.com https://www.quickbase.com
    • mediaman 9y ago
      I agree. I think Airtable's interface (ease of use, responsiveness) is leagues ahead of Quickbase, but Quickbase still offers a more complete feature set, and in many cases one missing feature can cripple a use case (e.g., QB offers predecessor/successor dependencies for project tracking by linking to other records in the same table, Airtable does not).