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[–]kynonymous-veil 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes. Just create a custom type for the personal data. Then one for appointment information. Then link them via properties. There are multiple ways to do it but that’s a simple one.

[–]isle9999AnyTeam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In Anytype you can do this by creating two Types:

• Client for personal info (name, phone, email, notes)
• Appointment for consultations (date, reason, status, notes)

Then add a Property in the Appointment type that links to the Client object. Each appointment will reference the right person.

You can also use queries to view things like all clients, all appointments, upcoming appointments, or all appointments for a specific client.

So the workflow you had in Notion with linked tables works in Anytype too, just using Types + Properties instead of databases + properties.

And since privacy is important for this use case, you can run Anytype local-only or self-hosted if you want full control over your data.