Build databases, internal applications, and automated workflows through a no-code interface with full data ownership.

Baserow is an open-source web application that functions as a hybrid between a spreadsheet and a relational database, allowing users to structure data and build internal applications without writing code. The platform provides a visual interface for managing complex datasets while maintaining the underlying structure of a relational database.
The software is deployed as a web application and can be hosted on a private server using Docker or accessed via a cloud version. It serves as a backend for internal tools, data organization, and automated workflows for teams requiring full data ownership. By combining a user-friendly grid view with database capabilities, it enables the creation of custom business tools and data portals without requiring a dedicated development team.
Baserow is built using a stack consisting of Django, Vue.js, and PostgreSQL. Its API-first design allows it to function as a headless database, meaning it can be integrated into other software systems to serve as a content management system or a structured data store. The platform is intended for organizations and individuals who need the flexibility of a no-code interface but require the security, privacy, and control provided by a self-hosted environment.
The project follows an open-core model. All non-premium and non-enterprise features are distributed under the MIT License, which allows for both commercial and private use. This positioning ensures that users can avoid vendor lock-in while scaling their data infrastructure.
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