Klaro Cards vs. Airtable

Airtable is a tool that combines the functionalities of a classic spreadsheet with the power of a relational database. It allows users to create, organize, and visualize data in a customized manner, with views such as grids, galleries, calendars, and kanbans.

Name	Type	Price per user per month *	Flexibility	Simplicity	Confidentiality
Klaro Cards	Post-it™ database	10 €
Airtable	Database	20 €

* excluding freemium, for team use

Conceptual Difference with Klaro Cards

Klaro Cards follows a database model that is easier to grasp but less complex: annotated cards with a few fields and links between cards.

Airtable follows a traditional database model: tables with multiple fields and links between these tables.

Airtable

Airtable is a powerful database management system that is accessible without requiring SQL knowledge.
Airtable allows for modeling highly complex realities, where many tables and fields need to be managed.
Airtable has adopted several good elements from Microsoft Access and serves as a solid replacement for the latter, which has been largely abandoned by Microsoft.
While not perfect, Airtable stands out for its better data integrity compared to its American competitors.

Airtable

Airtable’s setup is far less accessible to non-technical users compared to other tools.
Categorizing and filtering data is unnecessarily complex, even though it should be a fundamental feature of any database.
The interface is cluttered and does not facilitate brainstorming sessions around data.

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