Baserow

Version: 2.0.6
Required minimum memory: 3072MB
Last updated 4 Jan 2026

Recent Changes

  • Update baserow to 2.0.6

  • Full Changelog

  • [Core] Added more advanced formulas. #4318

  • [Core] Allow array properties to be selected in the formula context when expert mode is selected. #4485

  • [Builder] Resolve an issue with styling button fields in table elements. #4494

  • [Database] Ensure m2m field indexes are all set.

  • [Database] Prevent creating a new constraint when the enter key of the default value is pressed.

Overview

Baserow is the secure, open-source platform for building databases, applications, automations, and AI agents — all without code. Trusted by over 150,000 users, Baserow delivers enterprise-grade security with GDPR, HIPAA, and SOC 2 Type II compliance, plus cloud and self-hosted deployments for full data control. With a built-in AI Assistant that lets you create databases and workflows using natural language, Baserow empowers teams to structure data, automate processes, build internal tools, and create custom dashboards. Fully extensible and API-first, Baserow integrates seamlessly with your existing tools and performs at any scale.

  • Grid, gallery, kanban and calendar views.
  • Filter, sort, search, group and color capabilities.
  • Powerful form capabilities with conditions.
  • Publicly share your data.
  • Import and export to various formats.
  • 100+ templates.
  • Invite other users and collaborate in real-time.
  • Integrate with the API and webhooks.
  • Over 20 field types like formula, lookup, file, single select.
  • Aggregations, snapshot, comments, and much more.
  • Application builder.
  • Automations.
  • Dashboards.
  • AI-assistant

More information on: https://baserow.io

Application builder domains

Baserow has an application builder that allows to deploy an application to a specific domain. Because Cloudron has a reverse proxy that routes a domain to the right Cloudron app, the deployed application isn't automatically available on the chosen domain.

To make this work, you must add a domain alias in the Cloudron settings. This can be done by going to the settings of your Baserow app, then click on Location, click on Add an alias, and then add the domain you've published the application to in Baserow. Make sure that the alias matches the full domain name in Baserow. After that, Cloudron will request the SSL certificate, and then you can visit your domain.

It's also possible to add a wildcard alias to Cloudron, but the SSL certificate then doesn't work out of the box. Some additional settings on Cloudron might be required to make it work.


Install Baserow in a few minutes on your server with Cloudron. To install Cloudron first, follow our setup steps.
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