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Re: Baserow.io – Self-hosted Airtable alternative

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Though they’re already laying the groundwork for “premium” features like admin tools, role based permissions, kanban and calendar views which would be paid subscriptions for self-hosted options too. I always worry that essential features for tools like these will get bumped into one of those paid tiers.

The benefit of having the self hosted always free option is your data isn’t locked into the service. Price is important, but data sovereignty more so imho. If a vendor is no longer meeting your needs, or the deal becomes less fair (you know the whole “raising prices once your business relies on them”), you can export and bounce. More of this chef kiss

exactly. I get the point that corporations tend to "extort" users by offering supposedly-core features only under premium, but on the other hand this one is a startup and gotta make ends meet somehow. so far I'm fine with that

Re: Baserow.io – Self-hosted Airtable alternative

#17
Hello everyone, I am Bram Wiepjes, the founder of Baserow. Baserow is an open source, soon to be open core, no-code database tool and Airtable alternative. Easily create your own relational database in a user friendly way without technical experience.

- Unlimited rows.

- Released under the MIT license.

- Uses popular frameworks like Django and Vue.js.

- Uses PostgreSQL as database backend.

- It can be self hosted.

- Designed to be performant with lots of data, handles 100k+ rows per table easily.

- Headless and API first.

- Supports plugins.

If you have experience with Django and Vue.js, we are hiring full stack developers. More info: https://baserow.io/jobs/experienced-full-stack-developer

Repository: https://gitlab.com/bramw/baserow

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