Is anyone familiar with the Android app Binders? https://www.generism.com/en/linote_index.html

Binders allows you to make relational databases. I've been giving it a spin and I find it surprisingly flexible and speedy. It can sync to OneDrive and can run on Windows using Java. So far I'm impressed with it, but I wonder how it will handle if you put 5000+ items in it. The big draw for me is being able to view and edit on my phone, something I can't do with InfoQube or MS Access.

For an app that has a one-time fee, syncs via OneDrive, and allows me to design my database any way I like, it's more attractive to me as a simple CRM than any of the dedicated cloud-based apps that dictate the fields you can use and charge a monthly fee.

It looks interesting. How much is the one-time fee? I looked at web site, and in the Play Store, but couldn't find how much the fee is, though I saw that it is due to increase this week. Thanks.

Daly

Cyganet wrote:

Is anyone familiar with the Android app Binders?
https://www.generism.com/en/linote_index.html

Binders allows you to make relational databases. I've been giving it a
spin and I find it surprisingly flexible and speedy. It can sync to
OneDrive and can run on Windows using Java. So far I'm impressed with
it, but I wonder how it will handle if you put 5000+ items in it. The
big draw for me is being able to view and edit on my phone, something I
can't do with InfoQube or MS Access.

For an app that has a one-time fee, syncs via OneDrive, and allows me to
design my database any way I like, it's more attractive to me as a
simple CRM than any of the dedicated cloud-based apps that dictate the
fields you can use and charge a monthly fee.

When I follow the link inside the app to the license on Google Play it says €10.99 (I'm in Europe).
I wonder if the fee increase "this week" is real or always listed to give users a sense of urgency. Nevertheless I'm considering buying it.