Basics is a new database management system that allows users to create, modify, and use databases through a web-based visual interface.

Basics can help users create and modify databases more quickly and easily, as they can see the final output as they work. This can also help reduce errors, as users can see how changes to the database will affect the presentation of data.

A unique feature Basics has compared to other data systems such as MS Access, Filemaker, or Excel is the Matrix data entry grid that allows entering/updating multiple records at once, while still supporting the usual read-only aggregation functionality.

Basics is a web-based interface for a high-performing database, allowing you to access your data anywhere over the internet.

You can use the export feature to export any view to Excel.

For a complete database export, please contact customer support.

Yes, Basics can be used to manage projects. As a web-based database, it allows you to create and modify data structures through a visual interface, which can help you to manage project data more efficiently.

To use Basics for a project, you can create a database that includes all the relevant information for your project, such as tasks, timelines, resources, budgets, and contacts. You can then use Basics's built-in tools and features to organize, filter, and analyze this data as needed.

Basics supports desktop and large-screen mobile devices, as well as any operating systems on which you can run a modern web browser. Even though smaller mobile devices such as cellphones can be used, these are not recommended due to the data-rich interface that is harder to navigate with limited screen sizes.

Basics is free for general use in ad-supported mode, and a paid version is available that is free from ads. There is also an enterprise version that can, for example, be hosted on-premises, customized, and integrated with other information systems.

You can learn more about these pricing plans on the Basics pricing page or contact us for more information.

Basics is based on the latest software architecture and is continuously being developed against the background of technological innovations, changing legal framework conditions and requirements.