Magic Stack

83/100 — What if your Airtable could query 1M rows in ~200ms and run on your own servers?
Meet Teable: an open-source, no-code database with a spreadsheet-like UI built on PostgreSQL.
Why it matters:
- Spreadsheet UX + real DB power = familiar interface without the scalability trade-offs.
- Designed for team tools (CRMs, inventory, employee directories) with real-time editing and no row limits.
- Performance: 1M rows queried in ~200ms — that changes how you think about “spreadsheets” for production apps.
- Self-hostable via Docker so you avoid vendor lock-in and keep full control of your data.
- Plays well with SQL/BI tools and has an active community and upcoming AI/extensions.
When to pick Teable:- You need a fast, collaborative front-end for structured data.
- You don’t want to wrestle with custom UIs but need real database features.
- You prefer self-hosting for compliance, cost, or control.

Quick note: It’s a practical Airtable alternative with better performance and unlimited rows — especially useful for teams hitting scale.
Would you self-host a no-code DB for your team? Curious which use case you’d try first — CRM, inventory, or something else? Reply with your project and I’ll suggest how Teable could fit.

https://github.com/teableio/teable
https://teable.ai