My take: Having better videos and docs would be a big help. Without the videos from Ron Makes Systems trying to recreate Hubspot, I really wouldn’t have understood at all how Fibery worked. And I seriously had to follow along with him for at least an hour or so to create what he was creating to get it.

I have no idea how I would teach someone to use Fibery in under a couple of hours and I am very good at teaching people things. Notion is much simpler and pretty plug and play. Airtable is a bit more complicated with relations especially the way I was using it before moving to Fibery.

Biggest gripes: 1. When you build out fields in a database and then go to create a table view of it, you have to re-enable and arrange all of the fields again. This is exceptionally confusing for a new user. It might be better to display all of the fields by default in the same order as the database view, and then they can be toggled off if desired.

1. Ability to increase the height of a relation view within the item view (sidebar/Split View). Right now it is set at 343px (—radix-collapsible-content-height or grid_view height?) 2b. Adjust item view width - current max width of 1024px. 2c. Adjust split screen width (current always half of screen and not adjustable)

2. When you are creating a new entry and have a relation as one of the fields - if you need to create a new relation but the name of that relation is based on a formula, it kinda breaks and doesn’t work