Your data lives in fourteen places. Bring it home.
Riosoma gathers your data from every warehouse, spreadsheet, and app it is hiding in, joins it up, and hands you a fast, friendly place to build whatever you can think of on top. It is free, and it runs on your own servers.
This website is a database.
No, really. These pages are a Riosoma interface. The tour, the integrations, the themes, and the FAQ are records in tables. The same server runs a read-only demo, so you can open the database behind this sentence and look around.
See how the pages are put together
You can’t break anything. We tried. It took eight rounds of trying before we believed it.
Bring it all together.
Warehouses, databases, spreadsheets, files, and the apps your team swears by. Riosoma copies what you choose, keeps it fresh on a schedule, and never touches the original.
Then it does the part nobody enjoys. It looks at the actual values, finds the columns that match—even when three teams gave one key three different names—and joins the tables with a click. No SQL. No ticket. No meeting about the ticket.
Forty-seven ways in. No integration project.
Connecting a source is a form, not a consulting engagement. Pick a kind, paste the details, and Riosoma checks the connection step by step. When something is wrong, it says what, in plain words.
When your data is in good shape, send it back out: keep a copy of any view in Airtable or Smartsheet, updated on a schedule, with every run on record.
Then build anything on top.
Grids, kanban boards, calendars, charts, pivots, dashboards, forms, automations, and entire websites. (Hi.)
Start with an idea. Sketch it yourself, or ask Rio—the assistant who lives in the corner—to rough it in while you watch. Rio shows the plan before anything changes, and one click undoes it.
Dress it however you like.
There are 52 themes and more than 600 color schemes. One of them is your favorite color. Probably several.
Free. The real kind.
No seats. No tiers. No button that says Contact Sales. Riosoma runs on your own server or in your own cloud, on a PostgreSQL database you control, and your data goes nowhere unless you send it.
Go on, poke it.
The demo is the real thing with the pencils taken away. Click everything.