Creating websites without code using Airtable API by Pory

[Olpy_Acaflo]

Good morning, Developers,
@Katherine_Duh, @Airtable_Admin
I found pory.io on this message thread.
As I’m struggling to study and practice Script-Block and Custom-Block simultaneously while I’m supposed building an excellent airtable frontend, I don’t have an airtable frontend at the moment.
In its current state, pory.io looks very attractive for a temporary airtable frontend for me before maybe one day I will find time to do much more with the same REACT needed for the Custom Block…
But after a registration at 0$ to try it, I stopped: I can’t figure out who is pory.io at all.
Do you know these Developers?
I’m really not enthusiastic about giving my airtable API-Key to a site I can’t find the Owner, the office address, the phone, the company registration number…
What does the CSO think about it ?

Best,

oLπ

[Kamille_Parks]

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Your best bet is to ask @pory directly. I doubt Airtable developers can give you any additional information about pory.io since its a third-party.

[Olpy_Acaflo]

Thank you @Kamille_Parks to answer my post.
Sometimes, some Forum’s Airtable solutions , scripts Developers are knowing other developers and tell us something about them.
Best,
oLπ

[ScottWorld]

That site seems to be owned by @pory — you can direct your questions to her!

[pory]

Hi @Olpy_Acaflo,

I created Pory to help people create sites using Airtable without code as a side project and so you won’t be able to find any company information on us (just yet).

Unfortunately, for us to render sites using your Airtable data, we would need your API key until Airtable has another way for us to handle other people’s data. Rest assured your API key is encrypted in our database.

Also while it’s free to create sites using your Airtable base, we do have subscription plans offering features like custom domain and other integrations like payments, local services, ads etc. further down the track.

Hope this helps!

Cheers,
Sam

[Olpy_Acaflo]

Good morning Sam @pory ,
Thank you for your answer and your “solution” at this time, about the airtable-API key and why.

I will try your pory.io from an account / experimental database that doesn’t contain any data I don’t want to lose one day in case the airtable API-Key escapes against your, against my intentions.

This will allow me to see how pory.io can help me.

I’ll be sure to send you a feedback the day I’ll have had time to do so.

Hopefully @Emmett_Nicholas (airtable) will also deliver future API-Keys giving less privileges to some User than my Base Creator privileges.

Best,

olπ

[pory]

Thanks for checking it out @Olpy_Acaflo. Your link to Pory is spelt incorrectly, you might want to update it in case another user clicks on it haha! :winking_face:

[Olpy_Acaflo]

fixed ! :winking_face:

sorry for that wrong spelling !

olπ

[Bill_French]

Olpy_Acaflo:

I can’t figure out who is pory.io at all. Do you know these Developers?
I’m really not enthusiastic about giving my airtable API-Key to a site I can’t find the Owner, the office address, the phone, the company registration number… What does the CSO think about it ?

A coupl’a observations - mostly for Airtable: :slightly_smiling_face:

• The number of third-party solutions are growing pretty quickly and partly because Airtable has transitioned from code-free, to code-centric where extensibility is required.
• There’s almost no way for users to get a sense of the opportunities to use third party tools and developers to help them advance their solutions.
• Perhaps a well-vetted registry that documents the topography of systems and services in the Airtable community would be helpful.

[Olpy_Acaflo]

Thank you Maestro @Bill.French !
Always well founded and well expressed as usual!
I hope that the most appropriate people at airtable will read you and hear you!
Thank you!
oLπ