Best of all, these database tools are free.
Here are five of the best ones that are worth checking out.
Ragic
Excel users feel at home.
Free version limited to 3 sheets with 1,000 entries each.
Help menus not helpful for beginners.
Ragic is a spreadsheet-like online database builder.
Users who are already familiar withExcelhave an advantage over newcomers.
Ragic has iOS and Android apps for mobile work and a community of users for support and advice.
Obvibase
Works well for simple lists.
Handles simple relational data.
Compatible with Google Drive.
Data entry can feel unwieldy.
Requires subscription for collaborative editing.
Do you know how to create a spreadsheet?
If you do, then you shouldn’t have any problems at all using Obvibase.
It’s free for individual use.
Sodadb (Simple Online Database)
Easy to use.
Attach files to records.
Free version limited to 10,000 records.
Lacks advanced database features.
All data is sent viaSSLfor an extra boost of security.
It’s free, with no signups or logins even required.
Grubba
Useful for customer service and product databases.
24/7 secure online access
1-minute tutorials for beginners.
Offers only basic search capabilities.
Grubba is a free web-based database option that is suitable for beginners and advanced users.
Use one of the templates or create your own database to fit your needs.
Grubba accommodates multiple users and is SSL secure.
Wufoo
Simple drag and drop form builder.
Simple to export data.
Not easy to customize.
Difficult to export data.
Many features are hard to find.
