Every tracker stores its data in Tables. A table is like a sheet: each row is a record, each column is a field.
Creating a table
- From your tracker's home screen, open Tables and add one.
- Give it a name (for example, Clients) and add fields.
Field types
- Text — names, notes, anything freeform.
- Number — amounts, counts, prices.
- Boolean — yes/no, done/not done.
- Date — deadlines, log dates.
- Choice — a fixed set of options you define.
- Reference — a link to a row in another table (for example, an invoice that points to a client).
Reading and writing data
Pages read from and write to tables through their elements: a list shows rows, a form creates or edits one, and buttons can update or delete. You don't manage the database directly — you describe what each screen should do.
Tip: Plan your tables before your screens. Once the data shape is right, the pages fall into place.
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