Softr turns your Airtable data into beautiful, functional web applications — client portals, member sites, directories, and dashboards. Jonathan builds Softr applications that would cost $20,000+ in custom development for a fraction of the price and timeline.
Softr is a no-code platform that lets you build client-facing web applications directly on top of an Airtable base. Think: a client portal where customers log in and see their project status, documents, and invoices. Or a member directory where subscribers browse listings and update their own profiles. Or a team dashboard where staff see only the records relevant to their role.
The reason we recommend Softr for most use cases (vs. building custom or using Bubble) is speed and maintainability. A well-built Softr app can be live in days, not months — and the client or their team can make changes to data and simple content without involving a developer.
Jonathan has built Softr applications for destination marketing, community organizations, service businesses, and nonprofits. The combination of Airtable + Softr + automation tools like Make and Zapier can replace entire software subscriptions.
Login-protected portals where clients see their project status, deliverables, invoices, and documents. Each client sees only their own data.
Gated membership communities, subscriber-only content, and member directories — with tiered access levels and profile management.
Searchable, filterable public or gated directories — business listings, service providers, vendor marketplaces, or resource libraries.
Internal operations tools, reporting dashboards, and team workflow apps — role-based access so each person sees what's relevant to them.
Application forms, intake questionnaires, and user-submitted content flows — all writing directly to Airtable and triggering downstream automations.
Your Softr app and Airtable base stay in sync in real time. Updates in Airtable appear instantly in the app — no separate database to manage.
Book a free call. We'll scope your portal or app idea and give you a flat-price estimate — usually in the first conversation.
No commitment. No hard sell.