Inability to restrict users to specific views and/or columns.
Airtable really needs to compete with Typeform on embeddable forms... the lack of input validation sucks!
It can get expensive real fast as you scale it to your entire company.
API has some strange decisions in it. Mainly that you can't reference a column by an internal ID and have to use the actual column name - very prone to error on large teams. Additionally there is no easy way to look up a record by a field value.
Overt focus on monetization, discourages me from building out more of my infrastructure in the platform due to future cost concerns
Airtable needs to come up with relational database across the bases. There is no way to connect data across the bases.
The number of records in the bases is limited to 5000 records in the basic plan.
The pricing for the Pro plan is prohibitively expensive for a mid-size company.
Has a bit of a learning curve for some use cases, and you can't do EVERYTHING with keyboard shortcuts.
The inability to natively handle multi-page printing is one frustration with Airtable. The block system is limited, and basic blocks should be included in the free version. Airtable is overpriced, even for a small company.
Three major considerations I have been using to evaluate the plethora of options available: 1. Effortless/non-intrusive: It shouldn't feel like a video call 2. Price: As this app would be complime...
I've been looking to try something new for knowledge/documentation storage for a little while now. Confluence has always been there, but I find it to be relativly limited for the cost and additiona...
Hey guys, first post here. As part of my work, I have to deal with and respond to a lot of incoming messages from different chats: Linkedin/WhatsApp/Signal/IG. I try to use Unreads/Archive features...
Interestingly, I wonder if this is the flipside of Airtable being so flexible and not strict about data types for the most part across the product.
A workaround here could be to use other form apps to gather (and validate) data, then use integrations such as Zapier or IFTTT to send form data into Airtable—though that loses Airtable's nifty feature of automatically building forms from the database fields you've already added.