Track anything in a database
Each row is a page, with values for the database's properties. Lay the rows out as a table, a board or a calendar, and save the views your team uses.
Table
Rows and columns, sorted by any column from its header. Hide a column in one view and keep it in the others.
Board
A column for each option of a select property, and one for rows without a value. Drag a card to another column to change its value.
Calendar
A month grid with each row on the day of a date property.
Properties and views
Rows that are pages
Up to 50 properties a database, and each row has content of its own too.
Text, numbers and dates
Text, any number and a date, with checkboxes and links.
Selects
One option or several, up to 100 options each, with a colour for each if you like.
Relations
Link rows to pages of another database, or the same one, up to 100 each.
Filters and sort
Narrow a view to rows that match every condition, and save it with its sort for everyone.
Up to 20 views
Saved as tabs above the database. Your browser opens the view you had last.
See Notes with your team's pages
Tell us how your team keeps its docs and runbooks today, and we'll show you Notes set up the same way.
- A walk through pages, databases and their views
- Co-editing and comments with your team
- Questions about plans for larger teams
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