Features
One engine, many applications.
A model describes your record types, their fields, how they connect and how they are shown. The engine supplies the screens, the API, validation, history and search.
Try it on the live demo open data: the public transport stops of Graubünden
Source: opentransportdata.swiss, Service Points (Didok), Federal Office of Transport / SBB, snapshot 2026-11-02; Wikidata, CC0
The eight capabilities
Model
A versioned description of your record types, fields and relations, shaped in the editor or by dragging on the canvas. Activated only after a compatibility check.
See modelViews
The same records as a table, a tree, a mapping grid, a matrix or an API response.
See viewsImport
Drop in the workbook you have and make it a workspace in one go. Or say what you keep and edit what the assistant proposes.
See importChange sets
Prepare coordinated changes away from live data. Review them. Publish them in one step.
See change setsMapping
Connect each system's value to its shared meaning, across the whole list.
See mappingTranslations
See records against languages. Filter to the gaps and fill them from the cell.
See translationsAPI
Everything the browser does is in the API.
See apiAI
Proposals you edit, an assistant that loads a workbook, agents that prepare changes. A person decides.
See aiWhat makes it different
- One engine, many applications.Another reference-data domain is another model, not another application. Every application gets every capability.
- Connections that keep their meaning.A record's place in a hierarchy, its equivalent in another system and its translation are different kinds of connection, each with its own rules.
- Simple daily work.A correction is live when saved. Coordinated changes are prepared separately, without blocking daily work.
- One set of rules on every path.The browser, the API and bulk loads go through the same validation. No channel is a way around it.
- API first.Everything the browser does is available through the API, which is the product's main contract. The browser is one client of it.
New in 0.17
The everyday paths got shorter. A workbook becomes a workspace in one go, every row checked, and you shape its model by dragging on the canvas, right beside the live result. Change sets open with just a name and publish in two clicks. Five themes, each with its own way of arranging the screen, an e-mail template with your logo, sign-in by e-mail with a message whenever it changes, exports that say what they hold, and an API reference that explains every operation with real examples.
Read the 0.17.0 releaseSee the roadmapRead the questions people ask first