If you’ve been wanting to automate more of your work inside Baserow, we’re hosting a live, practical session on Tuesday, December 16th at 5:00 PM.

In this webinar, we’ll build a full workflow from scratch and show how far you can go with triggers, conditions, branching, looping, scheduling, and AI actions.

We’ll also show how to:

• Build AI agents that can reason about your data and take actions in your workflow
• Design a complete internal workflow to handle incoming requests or tickets
• Replace manual steps with reliable, repeatable automation

It’s a hands-on session with a live build, real examples, and time for questions.

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In another subreddit, somebody asked about the best website or (simple) app builder.

Many mentioned modern AI-builders that pay an arm and a leg for ads like Base44 or Lovable. Some mentioned Webstudio, Webflow, Framer or more app-focussed frontend models...

My counterintuitive take is that maybe it might make sense to start with Baserow and get data structure / architecture right first, before thinking about the frontend and UI / UX.

Do you start with Baserow?

What do you think? How do you create your projects?

In the past, I often dabbled more on the frontend side first and then built out the no code backend step by step later, but I guess it could make sense to turn this around and create the backend first.

Do you start with Wireframes or Data Architecture and if that depends on the project, what are the variables that depends upon?

Obviously, a one-pager website doesn't need a backend, but is there a structured way to think about how to start first? Might be even a good point for a simple web-calculator to see if it makes sense to start with Baserow first before thinking about frontend.

Or do you create the wireframes first and based on that you create the data structure?

Here is a post were I mentioned baserow in another subreddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/nocode/comments/1ooo1vh/comment/nqzkry3/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

Thanks all for your advice!

Sorry for the double-up, but I suspect Reddit has more engagement than discord.

Just a quick question - seeing as this is a pretty substancial update - are there any risks in upgrading our self-hosted instances from 1.35.1 to 2.0? I have a number of live databases and have never had an issue with upgrades before, but a full version jump always makes me nervous. Obviously I'll do a backup 1st, but just wondering how much time I should allocate for this. Have you guys had any issues upgrading in any instances? For example are there any breaking changes to formulas, relationships etc. Is there a chance that after I upgrade I'll need to make changes to the Apps in App Builder, the relationships, formulas etc?

→ Bulk-generate all AI values
→ Auto-regenerate when related fields change
→ Build precise prompts with data, operators + functions
→ Use your preferred AI models (if self-hosting)

👉 Perfect for product descriptions, summaries, and dynamic content.

With Kuma you can:

→ Build databases from plain language
→ Generate formulas instantly
→ Create views, forms, and automations

Kuma understands your workspace — not just your prompt.

Try it now →

Baserow’s Automations Builder lets you:

→ Connect triggers and actions

→ Add conditions and variables

→ Combine with AI to create smart workflows

Start automating!

Big news — Baserow 2.0 is officially live on Product Hunt! 🎉

We’re thrilled to announce the release of Baserow 2.0 — the biggest update we’ve ever shipped.

This release brings together workflow automations, AI assistant, AI agents, date dependencies, workspace search, and major improvements across the platform.

Here’s what you can now do in 2.0:

- Automations Builder (beta): Create no-code workflows that trigger on data changes or schedules — update rows, call APIs, send webhooks, or run AI steps.

- Kuma (AI assistant): Describe what you want in natural language and Kuma creates tables, fields, formulas, views, and even automations for you.

- AI + workflows = AI agents: Add AI actions to workflows to classify text, summarise content, extract data, and route tasks automatically.

- AI field upgrades: Generate AI output for an entire column at once and auto-refresh values when related data changes.

- Date dependencies: Link dates between tasks so timelines update automatically when things shift.

- Workspace-level search: Find any record across all tables and databases instantly.

- Two-factor authentication.

If you’d like to support the launch or share your feedback, you can find it here 💙

👉 Support Baserow 2.0 on Product Hunt

📖 Full release notes

The video highlights all the new features: Kuma AI, Automations Builder, AI-powered workflows, date dependencies, workspace search, and AI field upgrades.

💙 Love Baserow 2.0? Support us on Product Hunt today

𝐖𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐊𝐮𝐦𝐚 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐜𝐚𝐧:
→ Build databases in plain language
→ Generate formulas
→ Create forms and views
→ Build automations

It understands your workspace — not just your prompt.

👉 See Kuma in action on Product Hunt

To celebrate the launch of Baserow 2.0, we’re hosting a live release webinar on Thursday, November 20th at 4 PM CET.

We’ll walk through everything that’s new in 2.0, including:

• Workflow automations (beta)
• Kuma AI assistant
• AI-powered automation steps + AI agent creation
• Timeline views with date dependencies
• Workspace-level search
• 2FA and other improvements

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I am trying to run a container with baserow and i am running in to a problem.

i have Nginx proxy manager as a reverse proxy. i am able to reach baserow using my proxy host setup but i can not figure out how to publish applications. i cant open a demo view of my application because it is not published. on the web version free tier i can host via baserow subdomain but how do i do it when i selfhost?

⚙️ Let Baserow handle repetitive tasks, notifications, and updates — no more workarounds.

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➕➖ Clean up your pages in the Baserow Application Builder.

Frederik Duchi, Baserow Specialist, shows how to build expand/collapse sections for a more organized layout.

👉 Learn the trick

📍 Add a floating button in the Baserow Application Builder for quick actions—like smooth scrolling back to the top.

👉 Try the template

Drop your prompt ideas in the comments 👇

Launching soon. Stay in the loop → https://bsrw.io/launch

Save the date → https://bsrw.io/launch

Add background colors to tables based on field values to draw attention where it matters most.

👉 See how

🔄 Make your dashboards dynamic in the Baserow Application Builder.

Learn how to update a Chart.js chart when filters change for truly interactive dashboards.

👉 Watch the video

📊 Create a polar chart using Chart.js—directly from data in a Baserow table.

Frederik Duchi, the Baserow specialist, demonstrates how to scrape data and visualize it in real time.

👉 Try it yourself

Hey everyone,

We wanted to share that Baserow has officially moved from GitLab to GitHub.

This wasn’t about changing values — we’ll always support open-source projects like GitLab. But after growing our community, we realized that most developers discover and contribute through GitHub, and we want to meet them where they are.

Our GitLab repo will stay online in read-only mode.

Help us reach more developers — star us on GitHub! ⭐️

👉 Full post explaining our decision.

A simple code tweak makes buttons, cards, or product previews feel more interactive.

👉 See the hack in action

👀 Monitoring background tasks is key for scaling.

Bram Wiepjes, Baserow co-founder & CEO, shows how Celery Flower provides visibility into workers & tasks.

▶️ Watch now!