Zite Database

What Zite Database is

Zite Database is a cloud team database for building apps, forms, and business workflows through a spreadsheet-like interface. Each database has its own isolated Postgres, and the product says it scales to more than 10 million records. Teams can use it for internal apps, portals, public sites, forms, and automations triggered by schedules or changes. It offers 27 field types, including linked records, lookups, attachments, and rollups, plus saved views with filters, sorts, and totals. AI fields can summarize, classify, or score data across 17 field types, search the web, and fill up to 500 cells in one run. The REST API supports tables, fields, records, bulk writes, aggregates, and read-only SQL at 30 requests per second per database. Webhooks cover nine event types and include 90 days of in-app delivery logs. Roles control permissions by table, while row filters can restrict records based on the signed-in user. Imports from Airtable, Google Sheets, CSV, and Excel can bring in up to 250,000 records at once. Zite lists integrations such as Salesforce, Slack, Google Calendar, HubSpot, OpenAI, and Stripe. Its plans include a free tier and paid options from $20/mo billed annually.

Who it suits

Zite Database suits teams building internal tools, portals, public sites, forms, or automated workflows around shared relational data. Its API, permissions, integrations, and app interface builder are relevant to teams that need to connect database records to apps and processes.

Limits

The free plan includes one workspace, 5,000 records, and 1,000 workflow runs per month. Pro costs $20.00 per month billed annually and includes three workspaces, 100,000 records, 5,000 workflow runs per month, one custom domain, and 10 GB of attachment storage.

Getting started

1. Open the Zite website.
2. Create a free plan workspace or choose a paid plan.
3. Import data from Airtable, Google Sheets, CSV, or Excel, or set up database fields.
4. Build an app, form, or workflow around the database.
5. Use the API, webhooks, or listed integrations to connect other services.

Verdict

Choose Zite Database if your team needs a relational database alongside app building, permissions, workflows, and API access. The free plan may suit smaller projects; teams needing more records, workspaces, or workflow runs can consider paid plans starting at $20/mo billed annually.