About Airtable
Airtable combines a spreadsheet-style database with forms, views and apps. Teams use it to organize records and build simple tools on top of their data.
What it does
You store records in tables and view them as grids, kanban boards or calendars. The platform also includes AI agents that can work across many records, and app builders that let you create interfaces without writing code. Airtable data can be connected to AI assistants such as Claude, so the same records can be used in chat. Admins control who can see and edit each part of a base.
Key features
- Spreadsheet-style tables with linked records
- Grid, kanban and calendar views
- AI agents that act across many records
- App building with no-code components
- Admin roles and permission controls
Who it's for
Operations teams, project managers and businesses that want shared data and light apps without a development team. It also suits larger companies that need admin controls, identity group sync and compliance features.
Pricing and good to know
A free plan is available, and the site invites you to sign up for free. Enterprise features include audit logs, data loss prevention and data residency options in Europe and Australia. Exact plan limits and prices are on the vendor's pricing page.
Highlights
- Tables that link records to each other
- Grid, kanban and calendar views of the same data
- AI agents that work across many records
- Interfaces and apps built from no-code components
- Admin roles and fine-grained permissions
