Managed NocoDB Hosting

Name: NocoDB
Price: 29 USD

DevTools

Open-source Airtable alternative

NocoDB turns any database into a smart spreadsheet with an Airtable-like interface for no-code data management. ManageStacks deploys NocoDB with persistent storage, automated backups, and team access controls.

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About NocoDB

NocoDB is an open-source no-code platform that transforms any MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite, or MariaDB database into a collaborative spreadsheet interface. It provides grid, gallery, kanban, and form views, along with automations, API access, and rich field types similar to Airtable.

NocoDB is ideal for teams that need a user-friendly interface on top of existing databases, or want to build internal tools and workflows without coding. It supports real-time collaboration, row-level comments, attachments, formulas, and webhook automations.

Key Features

Spreadsheet interface for any SQL database
Grid, kanban, gallery, and form views
REST API auto-generated for every table
Automations with webhooks and integrations
Rich field types including attachments and lookups
Role-based access control with shared views

How ManageStacks Helps

ManageStacks deploys NocoDB with PostgreSQL for metadata, persistent attachment storage, and automated SSL. Give your team an Airtable-like interface without the per-seat SaaS pricing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can NocoDB on ManageStacks connect to my existing database?+

Yes. NocoDB can connect to external MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and MariaDB databases, creating a no-code interface on top of your existing data without migration.

Does NocoDB on ManageStacks provide an API for my tables?+

Yes. NocoDB auto-generates a REST API with Swagger documentation for every table you create or connect. Your applications can read and write data through these endpoints.

How does ManageStacks handle NocoDB data backups?+

ManageStacks runs automated daily backups of NocoDB's metadata database and any locally stored attachments. If you connect NocoDB to an external database, that database should be backed up separately.