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We're more so positioned as an internal tool, so competing with products like Retool and Internal. Main difference is that BaseDash gives an opinionated interfa
by maxmusing 6y ago
We're more so positioned as an internal tool, so competing with products like Retool and Internal. Main difference is that BaseDash gives an opinionated interface rather than a UI builder. We're betting that most companies can get away with a really polished Airtable-like interface, saving them from needing engineers to build the UI themselves.
- ignoramous 6y ago> We're betting that most companies can get away with a really polished Airtable-like interface, saving them from needing engineers to build the UI themselves. Yes! If you add to this [0] a managed database offering of your own (ala airtable) and make it tres simple to (ab)use, then that'd be something. All the best. [0] database is the app?
- maxmusing 6y agoWe actually had a 1-month-long pivot to managed database hosting early on in development, but it was super janky. Might look into this again in the future.
- brainless 6y agoI actually liked this idea when it came up in my customer conversations and I have this in the roadmap of my product. This space is definitely going to get more mature and I feel Airtable is a big inspiration for me. Making it easy for non-technical teams to add new Tables and do complex queries (I mentioned in separate comment here) is what I feel will be a differentiator for me.