Stacker

What Is Stacker?

Stacker is a no-code platform classified as a website builder that enables users to create custom software applications without coding. Its core purpose is to transform databases, particularly Airtable data, into fully functional web apps, portals, and internal tools. Stacker fits into the design workflow for teams needing to build client-facing interfaces or operational dashboards quickly, bypassing traditional development processes. As a paid tool, Stacker offers subscription plans starting from around $29 to $79 per month for starter tiers, scaling to $299 to $349 for pro levels, with enterprise options available.

What Stacker Does

• Connects to Airtable and other data sources to generate frontends for existing databases.
• Supports building multiple apps or portals with limits based on the pricing plan, from 1 app in starter tiers to unlimited in pro plans.
• Manages records with capacity scaling from 10,000 per app in starter plans to unlimited in higher tiers.
• Provides user permissions, roles, and access controls for internal and external users.
• Allows customization through custom domains, CSS, and scripts in advanced plans.
• Enables collaboration with editor seats, from 1 in starter to 10 or more in pro plans.

How Stacker Can Be Used

• Designers convert Airtable project trackers into client portals where stakeholders view updates without login credentials beyond basic permissions.
• Teams build internal dashboards for sales data, assigning role-based views to different departments.
• Small businesses create customer-facing web apps from spreadsheets, such as inventory management tools with external user access.
• Organizations develop multi-app workflows, like HR onboarding portals linked to employee databases, using higher-tier unlimited records and apps.
• Developers prototype no-code solutions rapidly, integrating data connections for real-time updates in operational tools.

Who Is Stacker For?

Stacker serves non-technical teams, small businesses, and growing organizations requiring custom website buildersfor data-driven web apps. It suits product managers, operations leads, and designers handling internal tools or client portals who use Airtable or similar databases. Experience levels range from beginners with starter plans for single apps to advanced users leveraging pro features for complex permissions and scaling needs. Project types include CRM frontends, inventory systems, and collaborative dashboards where coding is avoided.

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