Category: BuiltOnAir Podcast

In this episode, we explore Airtable in Spanish. We are joined by Elias Gomez, from Bilbao Spain. He is a technology and Wordpress developer as well as a DJ.

In this episode, we chat with Hannah Wiginton of Abilene, Texas, the Communications and Grants Director for New Horizons, a non-profit organization for foster families.

In this episode, we’re joined by Christine Prefontaine, the co-founder of Loup Design & Innovation and co-inventor of StoryEngine.io. Christine walks us through their CRM base.

In today’s episode, we speak with Victor Feliciano, a true jack of all trades with expertise in Operations Management. The Base Victor shares with us today is his Customers and Subscription Tracker, where he has expertly made use of junction tables to accurately track his subscriptions and the versions and rates of each.

In this episode, we talk to Chris Ortolano of MilwaukieRIP, a community outreach organization that works with urban planners and other community members on land use and transportation planning efforts.

Our guest on the podcast today is Cherry Yang, automation pro and developer. Cherry started using Airtable while working in an operations role, and quickly saw its potential. After putting together her first base, a product information database, the entire company was using it.

Today on the podcast we travel to France to chat with Ambroise Dhenain: start-up cofounder, CTO, developer, and more. Ambroise and the team at Unly released an open source software for managing Airtable backups.

In this episode, we talk to Abdul Alzanki, a mobile app developer at Khan Academy hailing from the Bay Area who has developed a series of no-code feature extensions for Airtable called miniExtensions.

In today’s episode, we speak with Abby Spyker: Co-Founder and CEO of Northwest Media Collective. Abby shares a few sample bases that truly demonstrate the versatility of Airtable.

In today’s episode, we speak with Jordan Walker; product designer and start-up founder of an exciting new app, YAC Chat. Jordan shares with us a sample of his development hours tracker, where he can track task assignments and the time spent for each.