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I wrote a blog post about the idea of iterating on apps with Airtable. Airtable is, to me, a way to allow anyone to create apps—not just programmers. But even for programmers, it’s a gem to iterate and prototype faster, and to build the apps that don’t deserve to be written from scratch.


I hope some of you find this useful!

Using airtable in a similar way.


Wondering if anyone has figured out a good way to:



  1. add login / password to for individual uses within an airtable “app”

  2. add ecommerce to charge people for using the app

I clicked over to your “How You Use Airtable” post. LOVE the shopping idea. (Now I can figure out if Costco truly is less expensive!)


Thanks for posting this.

That’s awesome to hear Maureen! Over time it’s given me a lot of insights… for example, some of the stores my friends say are expensive, I’ve found are only expensive on few (although common) things, and cheap on others.

Thanks Simon! I appreciate your approach and I’m glad to have found your blog via this post, and I was sold when I saw you referencing Bird By Bird, the book that enabled me to learn to write, and one of the funniest self help books ever.


-John

(english major turned dev)

This is awesome, Simon. This is exactly what I was hoping to do with Airtable, and you just put my random collection of thoughts into an organized strategic plan. Thanks!

Tusind tak! Thank you!

Using airtable in a similar way.


Wondering if anyone has figured out a good way to:



  1. add login / password to for individual uses within an airtable “app”

  2. add ecommerce to charge people for using the app


@Michael_Schoeffler I’m working on a new product to add login to Airtable and would love to run it by you to get your feedback. Would you have a few mins to discuss? (Email: sam AT stacker.app)

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