The best no-code databases, according to hackers
3 no-code databases recommended in Hacker News comments over the past year, ranked by how many separate people recommend each one.
All no-code databases
- AirtableRecommended for letting non-programmers build flexible databases and trackers that feel like spreadsheets with more structure. Common caveat: price hikes, feature gating, and concerns about company stability.22recommend
- GristRecommended as an open source, self-hostable database that works like a spreadsheet, with Python, webhooks and row-level access control.21recommend
- BaserowSelf-hostable Airtable alternative that is easy to deploy on Linux and works through APIs. Main caveat: critics say the self-hosted edition is paywalled.6recommend