What they’re saying
April 2008
"Dabble has pretty much completely discontinued my need for Excel and Numbers - and that my friends is a beautiful thing. Not to mention I can create charts and graphs from all data entered, and incredibly valuable tool for reporting."
— Julia Roy
January 2008
"Problem: How to replace Microsoft Access with online service: Dabble DB
Solution: Dabble DB"
— blogger 'the eConsultant' suggests
October 2007
"So far, this is working out very well!"
— Taneya’s Genealogy Blog on her Creative Commons database http://generesources.dabbledb.com"I ran across your service last week, signed up, and I am absolutely blown away that I had put together what amounted to nearly everything I was hoping to accomplish in my [previous] database application after a couple of hours of tinkering - from scratch. You have no idea how long it took me to accomplish one third as much using [other programs]. I don't have it all worked out yet, but I can see how it can all come together. The user interface is simply stunningly intuitive, beautiful, and...well, like magic." — an email from new customer, Don Murray
September 2007
"This is definitely something to keep in your arsenal of tools." — Bill White
"Fun with a database? It’s true." — And Yet It Moves
August 2007
"The core, of course, is that the folks at Dabble DB listened to their users and tried to meet their needs. They also, which is often more rare, saw that their original idea had been taken to a place that they hadn’t originally thought of and adapted." — Blognation
"For years, many non-profit and member-based organizations used Microsoft Access to maintain their lists, but with Dabble DB, this is a better way to do this stuff." — Wild Apricot Blog
July 2007
"One of the best of the Web 2.0 database tools is Dabble DB. It draws on the most-useful features of spreadsheets, databases and intranets to offer a unique data-management tool." —Robert Amrogi's Lawsites
June 2007
"The platform is innovative, with a simple point-and-click interface." —Top Web Apps in Canada
- "It’s striking to see what can be accomplished in a few minutes with no programming." — Jon Udell
“Dabble DB is very Web 2.0 friendly,” says Bob Matsuoka, the founder of RunTime Technologies in New York City. “It’s a generic object database that works with simple data types, and is very easy to use.” You can upload your data in a spreadsheet in a matter of minutes and build a simple application that can cost a few dollars a month to host on their servers, or create a public application for free. —How to Get Started with Web 2.0, Information Week
May 2007
Without gushing too much, I think it’s the best online application I’ve used, period. —Doug Winter, a convenient truth
Just went thru this website: Dabble DB. That’s an incredible piece of work. —Ben, Concrete Reflexions
… the awesomeness that is Dabble DB. —Kurt Schrader, Schrade.Blog
April 2007
Google’s solution works, but dabble is magic. —Leo Simons, Review of Google Apps
We have been very impressed at how easy to use and powerful this online database is and how responsive the support team is to users questions. …a true Web 2.0 product! —Accore
I will say this has been unlike any experience I have had before… there are many things you have fixed immediately and suggestions you have taken… I sincerely appreciate the way you guys do business. —Thaddeus Schwartz, Sherlock Builders
February 2007
All of this would have been incredibly challenging without Dabble. No doubt, I would have simply used a spreadsheet and missed out on the rich functionality of a database. —Matt Routley, Various Contrivances
My clients love Dabble. I’m regularly getting statements like “this is beyond my wildest dreams.” —Micah Perlin, Susterra Inc.
January 2007
DabbleDB is the kind of app that makes you sigh and think, thank God there is still some innovation in the world. —Julian R. Harris
