The same records, the way each person works
Every view is a window on the same records, saved with its own filters, sorting, grouping and hidden fields. Change a record in one and every other view agrees.
In Airtable: Views and the main jobs of interfaces
Grid
Typed columns, inline editing, filters, grouping, sorting, summaries, frozen fields and row height, like the grid you know.
Kanban
Cards stacked by a select or a person, moved between columns by dragging.
Calendar and timeline
Records on a month, week or day by their dates, or along a timeline with their spans.
Gallery and list
Cards with covers for anything visual, or a compact list.
Charts and dashboards
Number tiles, charts and filtered lists on one page: what interfaces were mostly built for.
Forms
Public forms with conditional fields and Airtable-style prefill links, for people without an account.
Personal and locked views
Keep a view to yourself, or lock a shared one so nobody changes it by accident.
Who sees which records
Rules per table, such as only the records where Owner is them, enforced on the server.
Start with a base you already have
Bring it from Airtable with every record, link and formula, checked against Airtable. Free, and Airtable stays as it is.