AITable.ai Reviews

After much chasing on issues with AI Table and whether or not there was a future for it, It is now certain that it is stagnant. The roadmap has not had any changes since some time in Q2 in 2024. There was a lot of work to do to get the app into a state that it is viable for an active business. Very uncommunicative after the campaign and left issues hanging.

Now the company has offered a downgrade to users, storage with some added branding to their new app. This leaves us out in the cold.

This review is not going to help anyone as the product will clearly not be returning.. More therapy for me ...

I purchased Tier2 and have started entering data into Aitable.ai for some time. The service seems to be interesting. However, for a few days now I see in the user panel that instead of the Appsumo LTD version I have the free version with limitations. Support via the dedicated help form is not responding at this time. I don't know what to make of this. At this point I give 3 tacos for the lack of support response. I am waiting for my Appsumo LTD plan to be reinstated.

First of all, it just "feels" really cool to use. It looks great, and it's fast.
It's also powerful, flexible, and integrates with a lot of apps.

Improvements lately, like the new Email Management system which enables us to send newsletters to accounts easily, have been really good.

The only thing I'm missing so far is something like a team chat, or a channel per workspace so that teams can quickly communicate about more general stuff. If they add this, IMO they have a clear winner.

As a long-time Airtable user and an enthusiast for AI-enhanced workflows, I was thrilled to discover AITable. The concept of combining the versatility of a table-based database with AI features sounded like the perfect solution, especially for users like me who rely heavily on custom automation and data manipulation. However, after diving into the software, I’m left feeling like it hasn’t quite lived up to its potential—yet.

While AITable has a lot of promise, it seems to miss the point of its name: empowering users with AI-driven capabilities. The biggest disappointment for me is their decision to restrict AI functionality to their in-house implementation. Unlike Airtable, which has always been somewhat rigid about how it integrates new features, I had high hopes that AITable would break the mold and offer true flexibility. Specifically, I hoped for the ability to use my own API keys and models, enabling advanced use cases like filling fields dynamically with AI formulas and customizing workflows at a granular level.

Unfortunately, this is not on their roadmap, as confirmed by their team. The refusal to allow users to bring their own AI keys (BYOAK) or choose their preferred models feels like a step backward. It places unnecessary limitations on what could be a game-changing platform for power users and innovators. Instead of focusing on flexibility, AITable appears to be taking a similar approach to Airtable by gating the AI functionality within their ecosystem.

This lack of openness is disappointing. I invested in AITable hoping it would someday cater to advanced workflows, but their current direction seems to mirror the frustrating limitations of other platforms. While the software has potential and could be a great tool for more basic use cases, it’s not the solution for those who want true AI integration without being locked into proprietary systems.

I’ll continue to watch their development, but for now, it feels like a missed opportunity to truly redefine what AI-enhanced tables could be.

They struggled to help with a basic access requests. I would say if you don't expect to need any support this is a good product.