Hello all Really excited to see a sea of airtable enthusiasts I talk about this platform all the time and now there's another one just for us I discovered airtable two years ago and have fallen in love with its ability to do massive work loads for affordable, small business, prices. I've created a complete data visualization boards from production (pulling directly from shopify), hr, hiring/training, task management, cost reports, cog, and more. Learning something new every day and with every update they put out - whats been your favorite discovery lately?

👉🏼 Apply here: shm.to/get-my-career-to-the-next-level • Hi, For my AI automation agency, I'm currently looking for a fully remote freelancing Airtable developer who'll work for a client based in California in the luxury real estate industry. The need is urgent. The client needs the developer 2-3 days/week for a first stretch of a few months, with a possibility for a longer collaboration. EXPECTED SKILLS - very responsive – able to respond to the client by Slack or email within 1 hour - Airtable – familiar with Airtable (database layer, automations and interfaces) - English – fluent in both written and oral English - communication – good relational skills - technical bonus – familiar with Fillout forms, Make automations, and OpenAI prompt engineering PERKS - fully remote position - KPI-based incentive structure: 1. Each month, if you achieve certain milestones, you get financial rewards. 2. If you upsell the client on a new project, you get a commission. - freedom-and-responsibility approach – if you don't perform well, you'll be asked to account for your results; if you perform well, you'll be given a great level of freedom Only apply if you're based in Latin or North America. If you think this is in your wheelhouse, then I want to hear from you! I've already received a number of applications, but I'm looking for this raw hidden gem who'll make sparkles for the client.

@Jacob Wilson or anyone what companies do you see using air table the most?

I'm so happy I found this group. I'm a full-time, certified Airtable Builder, and I am completely obsessed with the platform. It's great to finally have a place to geek out with other people who know and use it as well! I'm also certified in Softr and typically work with clients in the real estate and construction industries. One thing I'm really passionate about is the future of Airtable's AI. I'm really hoping they start to ramp up their AI capabilities to be on par with what we're seeing from other platforms. Looking forward to connecting and learning from you all! :)

Thank you for welcoming me into this cool community. I have a really exciting opportunity - which could evolve into many other projects for a London based consumer goods merchandising company. Job Spec below: I’m looking for a developer with strong experience designing structured databases (ideally airtable) and rebuilding internal workflow systems for real-world operational teams. This involves consolidating many Excel sheets into a unified schema, designing clean data models, and building practical ingestion + workflow automations (PDF/email/SharePoint → structured records). This is for a mid-sized consumer goods supplier (private-label style). Timeline: 2-3 months starting in January (design starting ASAP). Would be very hands on / full-time Timezone: Strong overlap with UK hours. Rate: Day rate or project rate – open. If interested, please send examples only (1-2 min Looms are ideal). Please provide: 1. Loom(s) or screen-share demos of relevant work: - A database or internal tool you architected - Any workflow system (CP engine, operations tracking, etc.) - Any Excel → database migration you’ve done - Any ingestion: emails/PDFs/SharePoint/Drive → structured data (Blur/redact anything sensitive — structure is what matters.) 2. Additional proof: - Screenshots / case studies - Before/after examples of messy → structured systems What the Build Involves - Designing a structured, scalable database to replace fragmented spreadsheets (the design is very important as there current structure is very messy) - Migrating/collapsing hundreds of Excel sheets into a single schema - Building a workflow layer with milestones, dependencies, statuses, and team visibility - Ingesting briefs and documents (emails, PDFs, SharePoint folders) into structured records - Setting foundations for additional modules later (costing engine, concept library, etc.) Tech stack is flexible — Airtable (ideally), Supabase, or a custom DB are all options, depending on UX/performance needs.