MobiDB Database review
A flexible no-code database for relational records across desktop and mobile.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MobiDB Database is a no-code/low-code database app for personal users, small businesses, field workers, and teams. It lets users create custom databases, tables, forms, fields, and nested tables without conventional database development. The product runs on Windows, Android, and iOS, works offline, and supports synchronization across those platforms through Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive. Its focus is practical record management for people who need more structure than a spreadsheet but do not want to build a conventional database.
Its standout capability is relational data modeling in a visual interface. MobiDB supports one-to-many, many-to-one, and many-to-many relationships, along with nested tables and typed fields for text, numbers, dates, images, files, GPS coordinates, and relations. Calculated fields and expressions extend the model beyond basic storage. Table views add sorting, filtering, column customization, and search, while charts and accumulated-balance reports help present stored information. CSV import and export, plus compatibility with Microsoft Access, FileMaker, and Excel, support moving existing records into or out of the app.
The freemium model includes a free plan, and the product’s feature set covers both database creation and presentation through forms, maps, charts, PDF export, and printing. Manual synchronization through established cloud-storage services makes the platform fit users who work across devices and can manage their own sync workflow. MobiDB is a strong choice for relational records, field information, inventories, and other custom databases that need mobile and desktop access. Users seeking a lightweight list tool may find its relationship and table-design features more than they need.
MobiDB Database pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports relational, nested, and many-to-many tables
- Works offline across Windows, Android, and iOS
- Exports to CSV, PDF, and print-ready reports
- Where it doesn't
- Synchronization is manual rather than automatic
- Database design may require more setup than a simple list app
- Cloud synchronization depends on Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive
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