OutDo: the Airtable alternative for operations
Airtable is great for light relational databases and quick internal tools you shape a base in minutes and the team loves it. But each team builds its own and the company ends up with many bases and five versions of the truth, paying per seat as it grows. OutDo is company-first: the same ease of shaping, in one system for the whole company, with offline, kiosk terminals and fine-grained permissions for people working on the ground.
OutDo vs Airtable
| Feature | OutDo | Airtable |
|---|---|---|
| System scope | One system for the company | One base per team |
| Cost at company scale | Unlimited viewers + kiosk | Per-seat pricing |
| Offline use | Yes, syncs later | Requires connection |
| Kiosk terminals / POS | Native, included in every plan | No |
| Fine-grained permissions | Yes | Limited |
| Operations (production, stock, invoicing) | Out of the box | You build it separately |
Which one makes sense for you
When OutDo is the better fit
OutDo makes sense when the whole business runs on the data and you need offline, kiosk terminals, fine-grained permissions and one system, instead of one base per team without the cost growing with every person (client portals coming soon).
When Airtable makes sense
Airtable makes sense for light databases, quick internal tools and team projects where flexibility and speed of building matter more than operations on the ground. In that role it is excellent.
Migrating your data
Export your Airtable bases to CSV and import into any table, mapping columns to fields. For larger migrations, our team helps on Pro and above.
