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Kat Manalac

BaseDash - Edit your database with the ease of a spreadsheet

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Edit your database with the ease of a spreadsheet — it's like Airtable but for your product's actual production database. Use it to manage users, provide customer support, or enter data straight into your database.

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Edison Espinosa
How can I link up firebase to this? Looks neat!
Max Musing
Maker
@edisonjoao6871 Thanks! I’m focused on SQL databases for now but I’ve been getting a lot of requests for Firebase so it’s definitely on the roadmap.
Max Musing
Maker
Thanks @katmanalac for hunting this 😄 It’s been a long road since I first launched BaseDash on Product Hunt just 6 months ago. Despite that, I’m still a solo founder, still in school, and still just as passionate about this crazy project. I started BaseDash because every startup needs to view & edit data from their database, yet every startup ends up building their own internal tools to do it. BaseDash aims to become the standard admin panel for startups, with features like real-time collaboration, edit history, and a shared library of views & queries. I’ve gotten loads of amazing feedback from the community and complied it into this huge update. In reality this feels more like a super-polished 1.0, finally delivering on the experience I originally envisioned of a fully-collaborative admin panel for your team, with the addition of shared views, real-time collaboration, mobile support, and support for more databases. But this is just the beginning! I’ve got a ton of exciting features on the roadmap, including: - Custom data visualizations & dashboards - Computed & virtual columns - Public API (BaseDash as a backend, anyone?) - Schema management & migrations - And many more! Let me know what you’d like to see and I’ll add it to the list Thanks again to this amazing community and all the early adopters who took a chance on BaseDash. I won’t let you down. Max
Luke Holder
Is there a version of this that can be installed on your own server? Don't really want to give ssh and remote DB credentials to a 3rd party
ElFitz
@lukeholder There's ForestAdmin that does pretty much the same but doesn't store the credentials. They also have an open source "lumberjack" product.
Max Musing
Maker
@lukeholder No on-prem version at the moment but planning on writing a little open source daemon that you can run on your server to allow connection without providing DB credentials.
Max Musing
Maker
@lukeholder Wanted to update you on this, we have on-prem support now!
Zac Brown
This looks really cool. Can't wait to try it out.
Edmond Chan
Very interesting product. How would you compare BaseDash to Airtable?
Albert Chen
I've been looking for something like this! Cool stuff. Could I understand that this is like a browser-based, simpler DataGrip?
Max Musing
Maker
@albert_chen3 Yup, similar. Since it's browser-based, there's more collaborative functionality across your team, like tracking edit history and sharing views & queries. Email me at max@basedash.io if you're interested.
Saurabh Ratna
Is there an option to show "many" part of `one-to-many` relationship as Airtable does? To elaborate: If an author has many books, can the author table list all the books? I have seen that it works on the opposite side. (Book showing author and having a link to it)