Tavolo

No-Code Development, Productivity

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TL;DR

Tavolo is a no-code database and app builder from the founder of TaskMagic that turns spreadsheets into visual databases and custom apps — CRMs, inventory trackers, and customer portals — with multiple views, relations, API, and automation integrations.

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Key Facts

VendorTavolo
Best fit
SMBMid-Market

Free version: No free tier or free trial confirmed. Paid plans start at $10/seat/month.

Pricing

Starting at $10/month

Free TierSaaS

Basic

$10
Monthly
SaaS
  • Per seat
  • 5,000 rows per workspace
  • 4 GB storage
  • 1 user & 1 workspace
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Pro

$20
Monthly
SaaS
  • Per seat
  • 50,000 rows & 25,000 automations
  • 5 users & 10 workspaces
  • API, all views, multiple forms

Business

$100
Monthly
SaaS
  • Per seat
  • 300,000 rows & 100,000 automations
  • 10 users & 30 workspaces
  • AI agent & custom domain

Additional Pricing Information

Tavolo pricing: Basic $10/seat/mo, Pro $20/seat/mo, Business $100/seat/mo. AppSumo lifetime deal was paused and refunded within two weeks of launch over an open-source licensing issue — do not promote.

Details

What is Tavolo?

Tavolo is a no-code database and app builder founded December 2024 by Jeremy Redman, the creator of TaskMagic, positioned as a cheaper Airtable/Stackby alternative. It turns spreadsheet data into visual databases with grid, kanban, gallery, and form views, and lets you build no-code apps like CRMs, inventory trackers, and customer portals with table relations, a free API, webhooks, and Zapier/Make/n8n integrations. The product launched on AppSumo May 2025, but AppSumo paused all purchases and issued refunds on June 6, 2025 over an open-source licensing issue raised after launch. It has no TrustRadius listing and only 2 AppSumo ratings. The deal is now dead, and the product’s underlying code ownership remains in question.

Key Features

  • *Visual Databases** — Turn spreadsheets into structured, no-code databases
  • *Multiple Views** — Grid, kanban, gallery, and form views for any workflow
  • *Custom Column Types** — Define field types, filters, and relations without code
  • *No-Code Apps** — Build CRMs, inventory trackers, and customer portals from your tables
  • *API & Webhooks** — Free API plus webhooks to connect and expand your apps
  • *Automation Integrations** — Zapier, Make, and n8n for cross-tool workflows
  • *Custom Forms** — Collect data and drop entries straight into your tables
  • *Import** — Bring in existing data from Airtable, Excel, and CSV
  • *Collaboration** — Roles, permissions, and shared workspaces
  • *White Label** — Custom domains and white-labeling on higher tiers

Who is it for?

  • Agencies and freelancers who build client databases and apps without developers
  • Small businesses replacing expensive Airtable or Stackby subscriptions
  • Non-technical operators who want CRMs, trackers, and portals without code
  • TaskMagic and Lazy Empire community users already familiar with the founder
  • Anyone who can tolerate the early-stage risk in exchange for cheap pricing

Who is it NOT for?

  • Anyone who can’t risk their business data on a product with an unresolved licensing dispute
  • Teams needing proven stability, enterprise support, or compliance
  • Buyers who judge products on review volume — 2 ratings is meaningless
  • Businesses that need a free tier or trial to evaluate first
  • Anyone who values long-term governance over a cheap clone

The Bottom Line

Tavolo’s product pitch — a cheaper Airtable/Stackby clone with real no-code app building — is sound, and the founder has genuine AppSumo pedigree from TaskMagic. But the two-week pull-and-refund over an open-source licensing issue is the single biggest red flag a launch can have, and it makes the platform’s code ownership genuinely unclear. With just 2 reviews and an 8-month-old product behind it, this is a hard pass. Skip it entirely until the licensing story is clean, real user reviews accumulate, and the platform proves it can be trusted with business data.

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