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Stackby is a Spreadsheet style database platform with API’s.
It is like lego for grownups, no technical skills required. In short; you are able to make your own software using the rich feature set Stackby offers.

What really sets it apart is the column level API integrations. At the moment of writing the are integrations with, amongst others, YouTube, Hunter.io, SerpStat and Mailchimp. With Zapier and a Developer API on the roadmap, you will only be limited by your imagination. And just in case you have no inspiration, fear not, Stackby got your back with an ever growing set of templates in a wide variety of industries and a very extensive knowledge base.
Next to the different views like Kanban and Calendar, Stackby allows you to create custom, embeddable, forms for use on for instance your website. All data entered by your visitors, will neatly show where you want or need it to be in Stackby.
A+ customer support.

We haven’t encountered any issues using Stackby. By all
means, have a try yourselves.
We do suggest Stackby take appropriate measures to ensure their rapid growth does not affect the current solid stability of the platform.

Stackby; highly recommended.

Bit of a different take on Stackby, as I’m testing it as a copy/content writer.
So far I’m really impressed. It’s a service that has multiple use cases for me.

First, the ability to easily create forms by dragging-and-dropping columns, which then automatically pull answers into a spreadsheet is super helpful. I can send a form to a client and have them give long-form text feedback and also drop down selections. I can then link the answers to the project/task management spreadsheet I’ve set up. Or categorise potential clients based on their responses.

Second, project management is intuitive (I’m not a techy person) and, as I say, the ability to link different columns across spreadsheets helps with keeping everything organised. The different views – kanban, grid, calendar, etc. – are great for visualising your workflow in different ways.

Third, not so much for me at the moment, but the API integration got my girlfriend wanting to use Stackby. She’s a marketing manager and currently manually updates spreadsheets (and lots of them) to track social media stats, website stats, event feedback, basically everything. When I told her you could set up Stackby to automatically pull in that data for you without having to code or anything she was sold.

I understand that more integrations are coming, so I’m looking forward to seeing what they are and how I can use them for my content and copywriting.

There is also something to be said about working in spreadsheets in general. It’s a format most people are used to. It’s straight-forward, everyone knows how they work. They just probably weren’t designed to manage the volume of data we handle today.

But like Superhuman is reinventing email for the modern era, Stackby is reinventing spreadsheets, and doing a good job so far in my opinion.

This is a very innovative and interesting Deal.

I took one code. Played with it quietly and observed the interactions the Founder is having on his Facebook community. Reached out to him and spoke to him asking tough questions.

This man, even while so young, knows how to convert a challenge he faced at work into a s3xy product, monetize opportunities, carry people with him, innovate and slog like anything. All the good signs of a guy who is going to take his idea far. The DNA is worth backing. This is the most important thing to my mind.

The readiness with which he is working to provide intergration after integration reflects his will to serve and stamina to work. Have popped in few suggestions how to minimize work load from so much of avoidable development and provide open API integrations so that people can integrate to almost anything they wish and these guys minimize specific integration support hours and focus more on developoing their own niche. He has heard it out and agreed. Again a good sign of a listener who picks up that brings efficiency.

No two tools can be totally same. Some will have an apparent edge on few variables, some other will have edge on a few other variables. So even if there are similar use-cases possible between similar looking tool, each tool reflects the character of its founder and core team. I find this product backed by strong unwavering character. I do they stay this way, always.

Going now all in, to load up! Else good chances as they keep rolling out enhancements not having the max stack would hurt one day soon.

Even though this tool appears to provide the grandeur with which agencies will work well for their clients or big digital marketers work, for soloprenuers and young setups that are digitally savvy this one is a boon. Going All-In now.

I just purchased this yesterday so I haven’t had a chance to get everything set up, but it’s working well so far. I have about 10 stacks and will work on getting them finalized for what I need over the next few days. Here’s what I love so far:

Google Page Speed API – this is great for seeing how each page is currently scoring so I can tackle the slowest pages first
Importing Spreadsheets – I have a lot of spreadsheets, calendars, etc. in several different tools. I love that I can keep them all in one place! Just this morning I imported a master spreadsheet from a class I’m taking, and it felt great to be able to just add it to Stackby in one click.

One thing I’d love to see is API integration with all of the major social media platforms. I believe they’re in the process of doing this with Facebook, but Pinterest and Instagram would be at the top of my list for this as well. I imported the Social Media Management template, which is great, but if it had the ability to automatically track engagement it would be SO much better.

Overall, I like the software and will use it daily. I’m getting the impression that there will be a lot more features to come, many in the near future, which will only make it that much better. I’m glad I purchased and am looking forward to seeing what’s coming with Stackby!

While I was watching the webinar, I kept saying wow… then wow… then wow again, several times. My imagination kept growing the longer I watched the webinar. The possibilities were endless, and it’s like a dream app for me to be able to put my whole life in one place without having to go from one app to another. I have so many notes, sheets, database all over the place and I used to so frustrated having to remember where, in which folder, I put anything, as my logic changed over the years and I always look for a better way and more efficient way to do things, so I can’t remember of the lists, materials, informations, contacts, projects from years past. This app enables me to do everything in one place. I watched Chris Dancy, the most connected person, organize all aspects of his life in a DB like this (he used Airtable, but I think the principle is the same).

So I bought it and started working on it, then got stuck that’s where I started communicating with Rachit after I found that I could schedule a demo with the support team. And this is why I never even bothered to check out Airtable, because what everyone said about the superb support is so true. Rachit was very friendly, personal, and he asked me ‘how are you’ and when I told him about how I really was (just had an accident and was in a cast) he was genuinely interested and empathic. And turned out he’d been to my town in Bali, and so we shared some personal tidbits before going into Stackby. For me this is a huge huge plus points, to have that personal connection so that it’s not all business.

Then the support itself. He helped me understand the things I was lost in in my project, demonstrated how things could be done, by sharing the screen back and forth. Then he offered to redo one of my stacks so that I can get a bettter idea of the full extent of the app’s potentials. Still waiting for the result, but up to this point, I’m very excited about Stackby, I think it’s going to be one of the handful AS LTD’s I’ll be using in my life.

Really great deal, you can have as many tacos as you want, Rachit!

Get it if you haven’t yet, and see the A-Z of your life: personal, business, passions, dreams, finances, self-care and anything else you could imagine, all at your finger tip, all in once place.
Highly recommended,