I first tried the free version of Teable, and as I do with any new AI-powered tool, I start with an under-optimized request using just a few words. Honestly, I was surprised by the results with so little context. Just three words to structure data.

Then, I increased the level of difficulty without significantly complicating my prompt, and once again, Teable understood exactly what I wanted. That’s when I decided to purchase the paid version.

After creating a CRM-type data structure, I built an application that interacted with the data in about ten sentences. It wasn’t perfect, but it was functional. Then I asked it for improvements inspired by UIs I already use, and it recreated the adjustments almost identically. The learning curve is well balanced.