Lark
by LarkLark is a business workspace with no-code database features on web, mobile and desktop.
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Best No-Code Database Software 2026
No-code database software helps you store records, shape data and build working interfaces without writing application code. This list helps buyers compare tools for personal projects, teams and internal apps.
The order is rebuilt nightly. Compare the fields shown for free plans, paid entry pricing, relational data, permissions, interface builders, workflow automation, deployment, record limits and API access, along with platform support.
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Ninox
Ninox is a no-code database available on web, mobile, desktop, Linux and self-hosted setups.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5 Record6.6 Visit
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Ragic
Ragic is a no-code relational database for web, mobile, desktop, Linux and self-hosted use.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5 Record6.6 Visit
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Airtable
The Free plan is intended for individuals or very small teams.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4 Record6.4 Visit
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Stackby
Stackby suits teams in marketing, HR, sales, and operations, as well as agencies, consultants, product teams, schools, and nonprofits.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3 Record6.4 Visit
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Matrify
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5 $10 a year Record6.3 Visit Matrify may suit private users, organizations, or corporations that need to organize linked information in tables.
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Saltcorn
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5 $6 a month Record6.3 Visit Saltcorn may suit power users, developers, agencies, businesses, enterprises, and local government building custom internal or customer-facing apps.
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Claris FileMaker
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5 — Record6.0 Visit FileMaker suits organizations that want to build custom business apps and automate workflows without relying on a traditional programming language.
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Grist
WebWindowsMac+3 $96 a year Record6.0 Visit Grist is a no-code spreadsheet database that runs on web, desktop, Linux, Windows, macOS and self-hosted setups.
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MobiDB Database
AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows $29.99 one-time Record6.0 Visit MobiDB suits people who need custom databases for tasks such as inventory, CRM, orders, invoices, project management, field work, geology, or archaeology.
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Memento Database
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4 $8 a month Record5.9 Visit Memento Database lets users create custom databases with relationships, multiple views, reports and automation.
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Caspio
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3 $500 a year Record5.6 Visit Caspio fits organizations building database-backed applications, especially in healthcare, financial services and government.
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NocoDB
WebWindowsMac+3 $12 a month, billed yearly Record5.6 Visit NocoDB turns new or connected MySQL and PostgreSQL data into spreadsheet-style online databases.
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SeaTable
AndroidWebAPI+1 €7 a month, billed yearly Record5.6 Visit SeaTable suits teams that want to build apps around structured data, with use cases including CRM, project management, marketing, HR, and IT service management.
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TeamDesk
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3 $49 a month Record5.6 Visit TeamDesk is online database software for custom business databases built from templates or scratch.
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ActivityInfo
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4 €545 a year Record5.3 Visit ActivityInfo manages reporting, monitoring and case data with online or offline multilingual forms and validation.
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Fusioo
WebAPI €912 a month, billed yearly Record5.3 Visit Fusioo is a web-based no-code database platform with an API for building custom data applications.
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Baserow
WebAPISelf-hosted $10 a month, billed yearly Record5.2 Visit Baserow runs on the web or your own server for no-code databases and apps.
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Quickbase
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1 $35 a month, billed yearly Record5.2 Visit Quickbase is a paid platform for building database applications for business processes.
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Worksheet Systems
WebWindows Free plan Record5.2 Visit WORKSHEETS Data Studio is a low-code platform for data analysis, SQL connections, dashboards and custom applications.
Before you choose
Compare free plans and paid entry points
Free-plan availability is shown for tools such as Airtable, Matrify, MobiDB Database, Saltcorn, SeaTable, Stackby, Memento Database, Obvibase and KEXI.
Paid entry prices differ by product and billing term. Airtable lists $20 per user each month with annual billing, Matrify lists $10, Stackby lists $4.20 per user each month with annual billing, and Obvibase lists $3 per user each month.
Check the platforms you need
Platform coverage spans web, API, Windows, Android, macOS and iOS. Check the platform field for the tool and device you plan to use.
A web app may suit browser work, while API access matters when another service must read or change records.
Review data and permission controls
Relational data support helps when records connect across tables. Permission controls matter when access differs by person or role.
Use the comparison fields to check how a tool handles relational data, permissions and record limits before moving existing information.
Look at builders and automation
An app interface builder can turn database records into screens for other users. Workflow automation can connect changes in records to repeatable actions.
Compare these fields with deployment options when the database will support an internal tool or a customer-facing workflow.
Check API access and deployment
API access is listed as a comparison field for integrations and custom services. Deployment shows how the finished database app can be delivered.
Match these fields to your technical needs, then review the maker's current pricing and plan terms.
Use trial terms carefully
Trial periods vary by tool. Airtable and Stackby list 14-day trials, while SeaTable lists a 30-day trial.
A free plan and a free trial are different plan details. Check the pricing note for the product you want to evaluate.
Questions
Do these tools offer free plans?
Free-plan availability is shown per tool. Airtable, Matrify, MobiDB Database, Saltcorn, SeaTable, Stackby, Memento Database, Obvibase and KEXI list a free plan.
Which tools list a free trial?
Trial terms vary. Airtable and Stackby list 14-day trials, and SeaTable lists a 30-day trial.
Which platforms are covered?
The platform fields cover web, API, Windows, Android, macOS and iOS. Check the individual tool's support before choosing.
What features does the comparison track?
The comparison tracks free plan, paid from, relational data, permission controls, app interface builder, workflow automation, deployment, record limit and API access.
Is open-source status a comparison field?
Open-source status is not one of the listed comparison columns. The page focuses on pricing, capabilities, deployment and platform support.
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