Undb

Garland Grady

Congrats on launching Undb!

1 year ago

Ruben McClure

I stumbled across this new tool through an ad, gotta say, while the idea of a no-code platform sounds great, I can't help but worry about the security aspects of having a local-first, offline-first system, sure it promises ease of use, but is it really worth risking our data privacy over?

1 year ago

Elmer Schoen

Could you share more about how undb manages offline data syncing?it sounds intriguing!

1 year ago

Lance Morar

It's cool to see a new option out there for building databases and APIs but I wonder how it'll hold up in the long run, also how does it deal with complex queries, any plans for integrating some real-time collaboration features, curious to see how this will grow and if it'll really be a game changer, keep pushing the limits!

1 year ago

Halle Wilkinson

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1 year ago

Gaylord Buckridge

While the concept is promising, I wonder about the learning curve and ease of integration with existing systems. Will it be straightforward to adopt for teams already using other data management tools?

1 year ago

Merl Orn

Another one huh? I guess it'll be interesting to see how this holds up against Airtable and Notion, wondering if the so-called privacy-first feature really delivers, we'll see if it’s actually as user-friendly as claimed or just another buzzword parade

1 year ago

Curt Nienow

Looks like another Airtable ripoff, offline-first sounds cool but how reliable is it, and local-first, really? Let's see how they handle actual user data and bugs before jumping on the hype.

1 year ago

Toni Kutch

I really like the focus on simplifying data operations. It looks like it could save a lot of time for managing large datasets.

1 year ago

Chaim Schuppe

I get that this platform is for both devs and non-tech folks, but why not focus on one group and perfect it? feels like trying to do too much at once, could get real messy quick

1 year ago

Marcus Macejkovic

Okay cool, privacy-first sounds nice but how do you handle syncing issues when working offline and switching back online, also the 'no-code' part feels a bit misleading, it looks like it still requires some tech knowledge to set up, any plans to make it more user-friendly for complete newbies

1 year ago

Fidel Davis

I get the idea behind this new platform but can’t help but wonder how it stacks up against established players like Airtable and even Notion, local-first is cool but sounds like a step backwards in a world moving to the cloud, yeah it's privacy-focused, but are there folks who really trust local data over cloud these days, feels a bit niche if you ask me

1 year ago

Buck Yundt

This tool seems like it could be quite useful for organizing and analyzing data. However, I’m curious about its compatibility with various data sources and how it handles data privacy. What kind of security measures are in place?

1 year ago

Joaquin Wisozk

So we're supposed to trust a no-code platform to handle data security really? I get the offline-first idea but open-source doesn't always mean safer, curious to see how this pans out.

1 year ago

Marcelo Prohaska

Love the ide of combining no-code with type sfe having the best of both worlds!

1 year ago