Bring your data from where it is now
Excel of any age, Access databases, and the exports of monday.com, Asana, Trello, Jira and others: read in your browser, made into tables with their links, and reported on.
Airtable
Every record, link, formula, file and comment, checked against Airtable record by record, with Airtable’s ids kept.
Move from Airtablemonday.com
A board-based work platform: items in groups, columns, automations and dashboards, for business teams tracking projects and processes.
Move from monday.comAsana
Task, project and portfolio management with goals and AI teammates, for teams working across departments.
Move from AsanaTrello
Kanban boards of lists and cards, the simplest to learn, refocused on personal productivity since 2025.
Move from TrelloJira
Atlassian's tracker for software and business teams; Jira Work Management was folded into Jira in 2024.
Move from JiraBaserow
An open-core no-code database with an application builder, from the Netherlands, in the cloud or self-hosted.
Move from BaserowSeaTable
A no-code database and app builder with scripting, from Germany, in the cloud or on your own server.
Move from SeaTableSmartsheet
Spreadsheet-style work and project management with Gantt, reports and dashboards, for project offices and operations teams.
Move from SmartsheetClickUp
An all-in-one work platform of tasks, docs, chat, goals, dashboards and AI agents.
Move from ClickUpNocoDB
An Airtable-style no-code database that can also sit on an existing SQL database.
Move from NocoDBGrist
A relational spreadsheet-database with Python formulas and detailed access rules, popular in the public sector.
Move from GristTeable
An "AI spreadsheet": an Airtable-style database on PostgreSQL with an AI agent.
Move from TeableExcel
The spreadsheet most shared trackers start in, from Excel 2.0 to Microsoft 365.
Move from ExcelMicrosoft Access
Microsoft's desktop database, in use since 1992, often still holding a company's core records.
Move from Microsoft Access