Sonadier

Drag-and-drop editor to build database forms, no programming

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Drag-and-drop editor to build database forms, no programming

2 followers

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Databases and backend frameworks

Launch tags:Web App•Productivity•Spreadsheets

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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentGive every agent its own machine. Starts in under a second

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Sonadier

Maker

Hello! The site lets you build custom sets of database-connected forms, and we handle the infrastructure automatically. We create the database, provide hosting, user accounts, and permissions control. If anyone's familiar with Microsoft Access, it's like a lot that except you can use it on more than one local computer. I can answer any questions about the site here. Cheers!

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11yr ago

Emojistickers 2.0

@adamjackiw Tried it out for a while and it looks amazing, do you guys have plans for an API to consume and populate the "database"?

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11yr ago

Sonadier

Maker

@raulriera Absolutely, we're working on RESTful access and creation of records.

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11yr ago

Dear Holmes

@adamjackiw I absolutely love this. Mediocre programmers such as myself always struggle with DBs. Kudos on the elegant solution.

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11yr ago

Sonadier

Maker

@msitver Glad we could help, and thank you! Don't sell yourself short though!

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11yr ago

How many records are supported in the Free version? Might be worth stating in the price point comparison boxes.

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11yr ago

yclas

Hello @adamjackiw, I like it, I was using something really similar in 2006 (I think was Dabble DB but not sure). Some suggestions to make this pretty amazing ;) 1 - REST API - an api to access this data from any source, imagine how much could you make from APP developers that do not want backend development... 2- Templates, preconfigured tables/DB templates, for example the typical user, roles tables that later the customer can modify of course 3- Easy way to fill dummy data 4- Staging / production environment, for devels to test 5- Embed form is cool but without JS validation a bit annoying to go to the server to get a simple message as empty field. I know its different from what you are doing, but going that path will reach a lot of frontend/games/apps developers ;) Good luck!

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11yr ago