Ninox for Mac
Flat-file database system.
$12.00
In English
Version 3.8.7When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Ninox overview
Ninox is a simple flat-file database system.
- Tables - With Ninox you manage your data in tables that you can browse, filter, sort and group.
- Data fields - Ninox offers a variety of data fields, including text, numbers, Yes / No, list, date, time, picture and web address.
- Relations - Link tables to each other to represent complex situations.
- Forms - For neat enter data, make simple drag-and-drop forms.
- Find - The fast full-text search is the very center of Ninox, so you immediately jump to the desired information.
- Calculations - As in a spreadsheet to make calculations about individual records, or even entire tables linked tables.
- Calendar - All entries with date reference are clearly displayed in the calendar.
- Diagrams - Point to a button the current state.
- Export - Of course, you can also export your data to further process them with Excel.
- Roles and rights - Control exactly who can see or change the data.
What’s new in version 3.8.7
New and improved:
- Field editor supports enabling inline editing in a view by double-clicking a field as well as access to choice, date/time pickers, color, icon pickers, and other modal dialogs
- Change history supports filtering by collaborator/date and deletion of a specific time period
Fixed bugs:
- We fixed a bunch of bugs for this release—but we decided not to list any here this time as most of them were related to internal issues in Ninox.
Ninox for Mac
$12.00
In English
Version 3.8.7
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Feb 26 2023
Version: 3.7.12
The current version is 3.8.6 at the Mac App Store.
Dec 9 2022
Version: 3.7.11
“ Free – Absolutely Free”
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Jan 11 2022
Version: 3.5.11
I do NOT rent software. I am NEVER going to have MY DATA held hostage by anyone like this.
Dec 19 2021
Version: 3.5.10
Why would someone buy a subscription-based database program and actually USE it? They won't own their data any more. AND if the company goes toes up or is acquired, god knows what will happen to their license servers. This is one delusional business model. They aren't getting any of my money with so many one-time-purchase products out there that work just fine.
