What is Ninox used for?

Ninox is a database app builder with forms, views and a scripting language for creating business applications on structured data. It is a good fit for building a custom CRM and tracking inventory or projects in a database app.

Yes. Ninox has a free plan, and paid plans start at €25 per seat per month.

Is Ninox open source?

No. Ninox is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to Ninox include NocoDB, Teable and AITable.

What are some alternatives to Ninox?

Ninox competes with Airtable, Claris FileMaker and Quickbase. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Ninox alternatives.

Ninox: features, pricing and alternatives

About Ninox

Ninox is a commercial low-code platform for building database applications. Users define tables, forms and views for their business data and can add logic through a built-in scripting language, which suits teams that outgrow spreadsheets but do not want to commission custom software.

Ninox is a proprietary product offered as a hosted service; its site lists it under both database tools and low-code internal tools. Detailed capabilities, platform support and plans are described by the vendor on its own site, and it is typically used for CRM-style, inventory and project tracking apps.

Key features

Tables, forms and views for business data
Built-in scripting for custom logic
Low-code application building
Suited to internal business tools

Good fit for

→Building a custom CRM
→Tracking inventory or projects in a database app

Tags: low-code; database; app-builder; forms; scripting; internal-tools; saas

Ninox: questions and answers

What is Ninox used for?: Ninox is a database app builder with forms, views and a scripting language for creating business applications on structured data. It is a good fit for building a custom CRM and tracking inventory or projects in a database app.
Is Ninox free?: Yes. Ninox has a free plan, and paid plans start at €25 per seat per month.
Is Ninox open source?: No. Ninox is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to Ninox include NocoDB, Teable and AITable.
What are some alternatives to Ninox?: Ninox competes with Airtable, Claris FileMaker and Quickbase. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Ninox alternatives.