Ninox Database for iPhone

Name: Ninox Database for iPhone
Rating: 4.1 (88 reviews)
Author: Ninox Software GmbH

By: Ninox Software GmbH

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Features & Capabilities

Ninox is a no-code database platform for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that lets individuals and teams create, connect, and collaborate on databases and apps. Build tailor-made business apps and CRM/ERP solutions without writing code, and sync data across devices in real time.

Key features include databases, tables, fields, forms, views, import/export, scripting, API integration, backups, and templates (Contacts, Custom CRM, Inventory, Invoices, Projects). It also supports collaboration with real-time sync, flexible permissions, and triggers to customize workflows.

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By:

Ninox Software GmbH

Rating:

4.10

(88)

Version:

3.8.17 Last updated: 2023-06-14

Version code:

857804852

Creation date:

2015-08-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

73.17MB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-24

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 165,666 ▼ 396

Other rankings

#5 in database keyword 15

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Developed by:

Ninox Software GmbH

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ninox-database-for-iphone/id1004635818

Website:

https://ninox.com/en-products/iphone?utm_source=store-iphone&utm_medium=store&utm_campaign=store-iphone-us

User Reviews

Ninox Database for iPhone is praised for its no-code setup and cross-platform capability, enabling powerful custom databases. However, reviewers repeatedly cite a steep learning curve for non-programmers, unreliable iCloud syncing, UI/UX instability after updates, pricing concerns, and occasional data loss or crashes after updates. Overall, it’s a strong tool for users who invest time to learn it, with solid support, but reliability and cost can be problematic for some.

Pros

Easy to set up and use with a no‑code approach.
Cross‑platform across iPhone, iPad and Mac with a generally consistent experience.
Powerful enough to build custom databases or a CRM without traditional coding.
Strong support from the Ninox team.
No‑code database that can replace spreadsheets for many users.

Cons

Steep learning curve for non‑programmers and limited live help.
iCloud syncing across devices is unreliable and cannot always be forced.
Updates can change the UI/UX and create inconsistencies across devices.
Pricing and billing issues, including price hikes and occasional account problems.
Stability problems after updates (data loss or crashes on certain devices).

Recent reviews

The product has several templates that you can use, but those are very canned. To get this database to work for this price, require somebody to know some thing about database and software programming. I wanted to add nested tables and the forum didn’t help. Neither did customer support. For the average user, I could recommend.MobiDB, HanDBase or Memento instead. If you are a professional, I suspect you would want something more powerful than this.

by Mi*****, 2025-10-05

This is a not so easy database for new users and especially if you are not a programmer. The interface is versatile if you want to sit thru hours of webinars with a monotone speaker that makes you want to shoot yourself. However once you grasp the concept, pretty functional. However there is zero live help. Also, when I purchased subscription it was 29.99 with up to 5 users…. Today I go to log in… my account is disabled and they want to charge me almost $1200 for use of my database. Email support and they tell me to log on and renew… so if you want your business to be held hostage… use at your own risk.

by Ca*****, 2022-12-05

I use the iPhone, iPad, and Mac versions of the Ninox app. From other reviews, it seems that the interface and experience was inconsistent between the different devices, but that seems to no longer be the case as there is one consistent look and experience across all three for me. The sync via iCloud works fairly well, too, with one note able exception, as there is no option to manually force a sync with the files in iCloud. That means that sometimes, upon working with data on one device, then switching to another, the data does not always match up. I’ve found a workaround by waiting before closing the app on the first device and then force closing the app, if it’s open, on the second and reopening it, but that is somewhat tedious. A sync option or button somewhere would hopefully improve this significantly. (That said, I’m not a software developer, so I don’t know what it would take to implement such an option.) Otherwise, it’s great, just that one glaring omission that is easy to work around.