Grist
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Grist combines the best of spreadsheets, databases and app builders. Using a familiar spreadsheet interface, organize your information as a relational database and build drag-and-drop dashboards in minutes.
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- Freemium • Open Source
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- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
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Danilo_Venom added Grist as alternative to The Bricks- pierrecamilleri reviewed Grist
Great versatile tool
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- bipenett reviewed Grist
Simply the best!
- ewanneil reviewed Grist
An impressive and ever developing app that gives you a host of ways to display, arrange and analyse your data. A desktop version is now available and so far as I can see it has no restrictions on the number of records. The free version on-line restricts you to 5000.
POX added Grist as alternative to mtCellEdit
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Grist LabsLicensing
Open Source (Apache-2.0) and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription that costs $8 per month + free version with limited functionality.Written in
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- 7,299 Stars
- 324 Forks
- 441 Open Issues
- Updated Nov 28, 2024
Comments and Reviews
An impressive and ever developing app that gives you a host of ways to display, arrange and analyse your data. A desktop version is now available and so far as I can see it has no restrictions on the number of records. The free version on-line restricts you to 5000.
Great versatile tool
Simply the best!
I am a contributor of this open-source product (paid by the French administration, not by Grist Labs), still I can tell that our users really love this tool!
The features that seem to be the most appreciated are the fine-grained access rules and the forms.
What a spreadsheet should be. It really helps organizing data, with many handy features packed in. And if you miss a feature, the custom plugins let you add it if you want!
In Grist I can arrange my screen by linking tables or cards, so that it feels more like an application.
I like that I can download my spreadsheet as a sqlite db. (I'm biased though, I'm a developer of Grist)