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Quick Base allows users to create applications visually using drag-and-drop components and pre-built templates.

It includes a database backend with relational tables, fields, and records.

Logic can be implemented via automations, actions, and conditional rules.

Quick Base apps can be accessed on web and mobile devices.

It enables businesses to rapidly prototype, deploy, and scale custom workflow solutions without coding.

Visual App Builder

Tables and Records

Automations & Actions

Forms & Reports

APIs and integrations

Tables - main data storage

Fields - data attributes

Records - individual data entries

Forms - data entry UI

Automations - triggers and workflows

Workspace - container for apps

Apps - individual business solutions

Tables - structured data storage

Forms & Reports - UI for users

Automations - process workflows

Define tables and fields

Design forms and reports

Set up automations and notifications

Connect external systems via API

Publish and share with users

Beginner: simple data tracking app

Intermediate: automated approval workflows

Advanced: multi-table relational apps

Expert: API-integrated enterprise apps

Architect: organization-wide process automation

Quick Base vs Airtable - stronger workflow automation

Quick Base vs AppSheet - more enterprise features

Quick Base vs Adalo - backend-focused vs mobile-focused

Quick Base vs Salesforce Platform - simpler but less CRM-heavy

Quick Base vs Bubble - backend relational logic vs frontend app builder

1999 - Quick Base founded by Intuit

2000s - Evolved as a business productivity tool

2015 - Became an independent company

2018 - Marketplace and mobile app enhancements

2024–2025 - Improved API integrations and enterprise scaling

Table - database storage unit

Field - data attribute

Record - single data entry

Form - input interface

Automation - triggered process