teableio/teable

Teable is a no-code database tool built on Postgres that gives you a spreadsheet-like interface for building applications without writing backend code. The pitch is a "Postgres-Airtable fusion": the familiar grid of rows and columns that Airtable popularised for non-developers, but with a real Postgres database underneath rather than a proprietary store. You get to design tables, enter data, and build small internal tools through clicking and typing, while developers can still talk to the same data with standard SQL. Inside the grid view, you can click into any cell and edit it directly, write formulas to auto-calculate values, sort and filter rows, group them into collapsible sections, freeze columns so they stay visible while you scroll, and import or export through .csv and .xlsx files. Beyond the default grid there is a form view for collecting data, with kanban, calendar, gallery, gantt, and timeline views listed as upcoming. Because the storage is plain Postgres, the project says you can connect business-intelligence tools like Metabase and PowerBI, no-code tools like Appsmith, or just query the data with native SQL. It is designed for real-time collaboration, with table-level and column-level permissions and updates that appear without refreshing the page. You would reach for Teable when a team needs to spin up an internal tool, a project tracker, or a customer database quickly, but does not want to be locked out of the underlying data. The project is written primarily in TypeScript and is self-hostable, with a one-click Deploy on Railway template offered. The full README is longer than what was provided.