Outgrown no-code? We rebuild your Airtable, Bubble or Glide app as custom software you own.

When the tool starts costing your team time instead of saving it. The signs we see most: screens that take seconds or minutes to load and get slower every month, a base near the record limit of its plan, automations split across Airtable and Make.com or Zapier, per-seat fees for people who only need one screen, and a base only one person dares to change. If you recognize most of that list, it is time. Our Airtable alternative guide walks through the whole move.

Often, yes. If your app is small, your team is happy and the pain is one slow view or one missing feature, fix it inside the tool. If you still change your process every week, stay on no-code until it settles: it is the best prototyping environment there is. Move when the process has proven itself and the tool has become the limit. Book a free 30-minute call and we will tell you honestly which side you are on.

Yes. The method is the same whatever the platform: map what the app really does, rebuild the screens your team uses, migrate the data and prove it matches, then turn the automations into code. Our published migration is from Airtable. The others differ mostly in how the data is exported and where the logic lives: in a Bubble app it usually sits in workflows, so we rebuild those as tested code.

By rehearsing until it is boring. We export everything through the platform's API, map each field to a typed database column, turn linked records into real relations and keep every original ID, so old links can still be traced. The migration runs repeatedly against copies of real data and is reconciled table by table until counts and values match exactly. In the manufacturing migration that meant more than 200,000 records and not one lost. Read the case study.

Yes, that is the point of the method. The first release changes nothing your team can see: the same screens, fields and buttons. A few key users work in the new system in parallel while everyone else carries on, then a final sync and a short freeze at a quiet moment, and the team starts the next morning in a system that looks like the old one. The old app stays available, read-only, as an archive.

A fixed price, set after a scoping call where we look at your tables, screens and automations, and sent in writing within 48 hours. Rebuilds that are MVP-sized start at €15,000. The price depends mostly on how many screens, automations and integrations the app has, and much less on how many records it holds, because scripts handle the data volume. Once it is built there are no per-seat fees, and you own it. Book a free 30-minute call to get yours.

Usually 2 to 8 weeks, and it depends heavily on how many custom interfaces, how much data and how many automations are in play. A base with a few tables, a handful of views and simple automations sits at the short end. Many interfaces, years of linked records and automations chained across Zapier or Make take longer. You get the exact date in writing with the fixed quote, and your team keeps working in the old tool until the switch.

No. The code, the database and the infrastructure are yours, in your own accounts and documented, built on common open tools such as Laravel and PostgreSQL. Any competent team can take it over, and so can we if you want ongoing work. For a broader build than a migration, see custom software development, and for back-office apps, internal tools.