Baserow
Baserow is an open-source database and application builder with an MIT-licensed core, offering relational tables, forms, views, automations, APIs, dashboards, and self-hosting alongside a managed cloud service with free allowances and paid features.
Why use it
It fills structured-data gaps that ordinary task boards handle poorly: teams can relate asset inventories, voice lines, level objects, vendor deliveries, store materials, and localization status, then use forms, permissions, and automation so collaborators update only the fields they own. Its open API and self-hosting also support build or content-pipeline integration while preserving data control.
Where it fits
Find engines, frameworks, code libraries, version control, and production automation.
What to check
MIT covers the non-Premium, non-Enterprise open core; advanced permissions, auditing, some views, and enterprise capabilities need separate licenses. Cloud free usage has row, storage, and automation limits, while self-hosting requires PostgreSQL, file storage, backups, security updates, and access control. AI features introduce additional model and data-processing boundaries.