
Spreadsheet, but also a database—and a database that still feels spreadsheet-like. It’s very useful and makes it easy to connect data, which has improved my workflow a lot compared with using a traditional spreadsheet. At the same time, it remains intuitive for non-programmers who want to work with a database that looks and behaves like a spreadsheet.
I’ve tried several no-code database tools like Budibase, NocoDB, and NocoBase, as well as full ERP systems like ERPNext and Dolibarr. For my needs, I think Grist hits the sweet spot. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Sharing a document or a workspace feels a bit awkward. I can’t share a workspace, and when I share documents there isn’t a list of users who already use my Grist, so I have to type each email address every documents. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.