The big benefit of Airtable is that it syncs with every device you own in real time — and it integrates with Evernote, Slack, Box, and hundreds of other apps. This means that it’s easy to browse my book journal notes in my lunch hour, and when I’m relaxing watching a DVD with my family.
Even though I’m a complete Airtable novice, here are a couple of tips I’ve found to get up to speed with it — Airtable’s helping me in getting things done already.
Angela Booth
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