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So I absolutely LOVE using Airtable… but I’m finding that using the browser is a huge CPU + RAM sink. So I’ve been working with a small team of developers on a totally new way to get around this problem. We’re calling it “Fractal”, an it’s a streaming web browser. It looks and feels exactly like Chrome, but it runs on a private CPU in the cloud. Think of it as Netflix for web browsing — your computer is just receiving pixels and doing none of the work. It’s a super lightweight way to browse, and it also takes advantage of the fast internet speeds of cloud data centers. Now that Fractal is in its “beta” phase, I’d love to give out some demos to all the Airtable users who need their RAM back. Feel free to message me if you want to give it a try or chat about how it works.

Hi Airtable Community :wave: I’m Engjell, I’m working on https://nocodechart.xyz/ to create an easier way for no-coders to create and export charts to their websites. An airtable user reached out to me and asked to build an airtable integration and now it’s live on my website. You can create charts and export them to your website with real time data from your airtable database. You paste some data in the required columns and the chart will be generated. You copy a link and paste it to your website and you’ll have the chart on your website. When you change data in airtable database it will automatically update on your website. A quick video Loom | Free Screen & Video Recording Software

Hey awesome Airtable curators! I’ve spent the last 6 weeks working super hard to build my new tool - Curateable, which turns Airtable databases into products in seconds. I was struggling to find a platform to monetise databases securely, without having to custom build an integration with stripe, so I built one. You can now sell secure access to your databases with single payments or subscriptions and get total control of who and for who long customers can access your base. How does it work? 1) Connect your database 2) Customise your landing page 2) Set a price and promote It takes less than 10 seconds t

Here is my solution for tracking time in my job. Scenario - I’m an owner/field service technician. I use Airtable 90% of the time on an iPhone or iPad and need a way to track time per job and/or the same job with multiple visits. Obstacles - Airtable mobile app for IOS cannot run apps or scripts. Solution - Two check boxes (START JOB & STOP JOB) to trigger two ‘last modified’ columns(Start Time & Stop Time). Then a datetime_diff formula in TIME(MINS) to calculate the onsite job time in minutes. - DATETIME_DIFF({Stop Time},{Start Time},‘m’) There is an Automation for every time the STOP JOB is checked. It creates a new record in the TIME table and links it back to the original TASK #(job).

Formulas in Airtable can be as simple or as complex as you need them to be. When writing a formula with many conditions it can get particularly difficult. You may have run into the case yourself where you have written a complex formula and somewhere in that formula a part of it isn’t working as expected. It can be hard to find that part. For example, I had in mind an Event Planning formula that could: Give me the number of days, based on {Start} and {End} dates, that an event is occurring (returned as the value “x days”) If the event is only one day, give me the number of hours instead (returned as the value “x hours”) If the event is only for 1 hour, I don’t want the value to read “1 hours” - I want “1 hour”. This is the formula I ended up writing: IF(DATETIME_DIFF(End,Start,'days')+1 > "1", "📅 "&SUM(DATETIME_DIFF(End,Start,'days')+1)&' days', IF(AND(DATETIME_DIFF(End,Start,'days

I wanted to share our new Airtable app with you - On2Air: Amplify On2Air: Amplify is a brand new way to view your Airtable data. With custom views, a full-screen viewer, record customizer, and editor, On2Air: Amplify will change the way you use Airtable! :new: New users start with a free 14-day trial, so you can install the app directly from the marketplace today ! For the first 25 new customers, you can use the code AMPLIFY100 to get a $100 discount on any monthly or annual plan for either a bundled plan or a single app. If you’re a current On2Air customer on a bundled plan, you have Amplify already ! Go to your base in Airtable and in

A bunch of new features we’ve just released on Softr.io: :mag: ‘Search By’ - control which list fields are searchable :paperclip: Embeddable Blocks :writing_hand:t2: New & Better Rich Text Editor :heart_eyes: New - Community News! :rocket: 100DaysOfNoCode by Max Haining :headphones: Softr Tutorials by Gareth Pronovost More details here: http://bit.ly/3q6Z0tZ

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Some nice additions to Softr.io that I’d like to share with you: :mailbox_closed: Personalized Lists (aka Conditional Filters) ↔️ Automatically Sync Softr Users to Airtable :crystal_ball: Multiselect field type in forms :heavy_check_mark: New template - Paid Online Courses Platform :heavy_check_mark: New template - Travel Destinations More detailed overview available here: http://bit.ly/3sphpUz Cheers, Narek

Hello, my clients use airtable forms on mobile all the time . but if they wait too much before validation, the form reloads and data are lost. i found ways to block reload but this is too complicated for my clients. any solutions ? waiting for an airtable offline solution… ?

Are you tired of juggling multiple Calendar views to look at your records across multiple tables? Check out this Custom Block which can display records from multiple tables in one calendar interface! Video Demo: Interested in gaining access? Use this form: https://airtable.com/shr8KDRmzY3LcLEw1

Hey everyone! My team at Unito just wrote a piece on how we use Airtable to create a competitor ecosystem, and I thought it might be useful to people here! Essentially we create a base with fields titled ‘name’,‘type’,‘description’,‘pricing model’, and so on. Additionally, there are some tips to building your own competitive landscape on Airtable. This really helps us keep an eye on the competition. Do you use Airtable for the same thing? Are there any other fields you use that helps you accomplish this? Let me know if you found this useful, our team uses Airtable for many things, and we’d love to share the other ways we use it!

Hey there, If you’re looking for a way to set up an educational platform on Airtable to share your knowledge and skills, here’s a brief guide explaining how that can be done using the Softr no-code platform. Cheers, Narek

I tend to work in the Kuiper belt of complex and challenging integration projects at scale but I’m not isolated from occasional simple problems where I can learn something while helping others. I also advise many investment groups and companies concerning the bets they place in no/low-code systems and vendors. With vast experience in fishing woefully architected systems from a cesspool of low/no-code Airtable Goldbergian buffoonery, I feel compelled to offer this advice if you are seeking the right person to lead the development of your future Airtable tech stack. An appeal to candidates who are low/no-code “experts” is risky because it will entice and attract people who have many skills that have done some amazing things with Integromat, Zapier, and other platforms. But there’s another side of no/low-code power-users that may result in the creation (or expansion) of costly, unreliable, and

Using your Airtable bases, now you can easily create client portals, paid member-only community, sell digital services, content, courses, using Softr.io as the frontend! :rocket: Softr now supports: :money_with_wings: :bust_in_silhouette: :lock: Login / Signup functionality - Authenticate users using your Airtable bases :credit_card: Paid Content (Stripe Checkout) - Request users to pay recurring fee or one-time payment to get access to content from Airtable :eye: Conditional Visibility based on Payment, User Email & Domain - Restrict access to entire page or sections of a page, depending on user logged in status or payment conditions :robot: Dynamically connect Softr frontend to Airtable - now 10x easier :busts_in_silhouette: Manage registered users in your Softr application - no need to store passwords in Airtable :mag: Search, Sorting, Pagination on your Airtable data

Hey there! I work for Unito, a company that creates integrations between tools, like Airtable. We recently wrote an article about how we use our own product to bridge Airtable and Asana! When we decide what our next integration will be, we keep track of information, like API availability and user demand, in an Airtable base. Then, to send this information to other teams, we track it in Asana. You can read about our use case, and learn how we’ve been loving Airtable, here! I’d love to hear everyone’s thoughts, and how your team is using Airtable. :slightly_smiling_face:

I’ve been collecting interesting AirTable plugins, integrations and helpul how-to articles. Enjoy! Airtable AirTable Research - Airtable Explore the "AirTable Research" view on Airtable. Feel free to add to this list!

Hello, I am new to the community. I am trying to setup a database for our acquisition company. I have leads that own multiple products and need to be able to sum up all the products in one place. This works perfectly with grouping. However, my issue is assigning a caller to these leads. I want to link all the lead records with the same names to each other and my caller have a summary of all the products, values and one lead contact field. With grouping I can assign a collaborator but they have to be assigned to each one and it breaks the summary. Can anyone tell me how to complete this correctly? I was hoping another table named leads where it listed the owners once and rolled up the values of all the associated records to that owner.

Simple version (so you can cut and paste, and put to use) Link to demo base:TestLab Status Airtable TestLab Status - Airtable Explore the "TestLab Status" base on Airtable. Table 1: Latest Status LEFT( RIGHT(status_&am

Need to know what type of data is being returned to a formula from a field? What if that field is a lookup field? The common answer for the latter is, “It’s most likely an array,” but there are times when it’s a single value, and the correct type for certain fields is not always obvious. To help save myself (and, I hope, many others) a lot of desktop head-banging, I dove deep into every field type to figure out what’s what, and captured my findings in a table, naturally. :slightly_smiling_face: You can find the results of that effort here: Airtable

All – I want to apologize for my extended absence from Airtable Community; let me assure you it was neither intentional nor enjoyed on my part.¹ I hope what I bring as a peace offering helps make up for all the unanswered questions and messages. Here is version 1.0 of my scheduling/calendaring framework for Airtable. It offers a template-driven solution to scheduling recurring processes, allowing process types to be defined as a set of interrelated events. Later, instances of these processes are created in a separate table, in turn spawning and scheduling component tasks and subtasks. The framework also allows for differentiation between tasks that can fall on any day of the week and those that must be scheduled only on workdays; workday-only tasks can be specified as falling on the nearest preceding or nearest following workday, as desired. Stand-alone templates — that is, a single event with no subtask — can also be created, allowing certain classes of events

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Hello Airtable Community, Back in 2017, our team published news about Airtable Importer that since then has been helping lots of this community members synchronize data between Airtable and Google Sheets. Three years later, today I would like to say that we’ve launched Airtable Importer’s brother and called it Coupler.io 2 All in all, our add-on: pulls data from Airtable, Xero, Pipedrive, HubSpot, Jira, Google Sheets (replaces IMPORTRANGE) - and we are going to add more data sources to it; supports automatic data refreshes : every 1, 3, 6 and 12 hours, or daily, weekly, monthly; offers replace (rewrites all) and append (adds new rows only) import modes. possesses a more user-friendly UI will provide User Stats internal web page and more to help you manage

Happy 2021 everyone! A new year, brings new projects to manage. And where would project managers be without their handy burndown charts? Well, with a bit of scripting and the vega-lite app, you can now make a burndown chart in Airtable! For the uninitiated (aka me until two weeks ago), burndown charts “show the total effort against the amount of work for each iteration.” Meaning, they help you answer the question “are we completing our tasks on schedule?” They usually look something like this: The line represents the planned tasks remaining, and the bars represent actual tasks remaining. if your bars are below the line that means you’re getting things done on time. The X axis can be grouped by the cadence in which you’re tracking - which could be days, weeks, sprints,