Articles
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Self-hosted Airtable alternative on your own Postgres
Where a row lives stops being philosophical the first time procurement asks.
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The hard part of leaving monday.com is not the data. It's the formulas.
A CSV export gives you the answer and loses the question that produced it.
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Appdor vs Airtable: the same job, a different bill and a different address
Two products that look alike until you ask where the rows live and what the second year costs.
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The seat minimum is a pricing decision, and you are paying for it
Six people, ten seats. The gap between those numbers is not a discount you failed to ask for.
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What happens when the vendor changes the deal
SmartSuite withdrew its free plan in January. The workspaces on it expired in July.
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We read 666 complaints about four competitors. Here is our scoreboard.
142 complaints, mapped against what we actually ship. The interesting column is the one that says "partly".
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An AI off switch that actually stays off
Seven surfaces covered, seven not, and the list of the seven we have not covered is in the repository.
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Your data should outlive my company
What "own your data" costs to mean, and what I refuse to build.
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Your Airtable formulas are the migration. Everything else is a CSV.
A CSV gives you what the formula last said, not what it means.
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"A backup you can't restore from isn't a backup, it's an archive"
We can restore the database in under ten seconds. We still cannot restore the file the admin panel gives you.
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One tenant took the whole connection pool
Row-level isolation held perfectly. The tenants still took each other down.
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The container was running software nobody built
No log line, no failed request. The app simply became an older app.
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The marketing page that loads nothing from anyone else
A landing page usually tells on its vendor before the pricing page does.