NocoDB
A no-code tool that presents a database as a spreadsheet, offered as a cloud service or self-hosted.
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About NocoDB
NocoDB gives a spreadsheet interface to a database. You can build tables from scratch or connect an existing Postgres or MySQL database, then work with the data in grid, Kanban, gallery and form views, with filtering, sorting and grouping.
Data is also available through an API and SQL, and webhooks can trigger automations. Bases can be imported from Airtable and shared with collaborators. It runs as a hosted cloud service or on your own server from the source on GitHub.
Strengths
- Connects to existing Postgres and MySQL databases
- Grid, Kanban, gallery and form views
- Airtable import and webhooks
- Can be self-hosted
Limitations
- Larger plans go through sales
- Check the current licence terms before self-hosting commercially
Details
- Pricing
- FreemiumFree to start, with paid cloud plans and sales-led options for organisations.
- License
- Proprietary
- Developer
- NocoDB
- Platforms
- Web, Self-hosted
- How it runs
- Self-hosted, Hosted service
- Best suited for
- Teams wanting an Airtable-style interface over their own database
- Categories
- Office tools, Database tools
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to NocoDB
Compare allSoftware that can replace NocoDB for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
Baserow
An open-source no-code database and app builder, used in the cloud or self-hosted.
Baserow is MIT open source with Kanban, calendar and timeline views, automations and an app builder, though some features are limited to paid plans.
Teable
An Airtable-style no-code database and AI spreadsheet for building business tables, apps and workflows.
Teable is an open-source Airtable-style database on PostgreSQL with automations and AI data extraction from documents, though its focus has shifted toward AI business workflows.
Grist
A relational spreadsheet-database that can be self-hosted or used as a managed web service.
Grist is a relational spreadsheet-database with cell-level access rules and a self-hostable open-source core, though its model takes some learning.
Mathesar
A self-hosted, spreadsheet-like web interface for viewing, editing and querying PostgreSQL data.
Mathesar is a free, nonprofit open-source spreadsheet-like interface over existing PostgreSQL data using native Postgres permissions, but it drops MySQL support and must be self-hosted.
NocoDB as an alternative
Listings that name NocoDB as an alternative.
Airtable
A hosted spreadsheet and database hybrid for organizing team work and building simple apps.
NocoDB puts a spreadsheet interface over existing Postgres and MySQL databases, can be self-hosted, and imports from Airtable, but check its licence terms.
Superhuman Docs
A collaborative workspace, formerly called Coda, that combines documents, tables, apps and AI features.
NocoDB presents Postgres or MySQL databases as spreadsheets and can be self-hosted, but it is not a document editor.
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Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.
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Datasette
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Outerbase Studio
A lightweight open-source database GUI that runs in the browser for Postgres, MySQL and SQLite.
CloudBeaver
A self-hosted web database manager from the DBeaver team, used through a browser.
Apache Superset
A self-hosted data exploration and visualization platform with a no-code chart builder and SQL IDE.
