Open-Source No-Code Databases
No-code databases let you capture, link, and analyze structured data through a visual interface. You can combine tables, forms, and different views into applications for custom business processes.
They suit inventories, project overviews, contact lists, and internal workflows, among other things, without the need to develop a dedicated database application.
Related Categories
Form management focuses on capturing and evaluating input. Workflow automation connects data and applications through triggers, rules, and integrations.
Features
Below is an overview of common features of no-code databases.
Spreadsheet-like data view
Relational links
Field types and input validation
Forms for data entry
Filtering, sorting, and grouping
Formulas and calculated fields
Different views and dashboards
Role and permission management
Data import and export
APIs, webhooks, and integrations
Products
Below is an overview of popular open-source software in the category «Open-Source No-Code Databases». The list is sorted alphabetically.
Grist
Grist combines relational tables with database features. Forms, data views, and access rules support collaboration on structured data.
- No-Code Databases
NocoDB
NocoDB manages linked data through a spreadsheet-like interface. Forms and Kanban, calendar, and gallery views support shared data management.
- No-Code Databases