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Any size of data, any number of views

FasterOS works with data of any size. Keep it in one form, then make as many reports and dataviews as you need to explore it: each report its own query, each dataview its own design. Search, filters, sorting and Stats cover every record, not just the page on screen.

For example: a collection of 600,000 food products from Open Food Facts, with six reports on it. (Data: Open Food Facts contributors, Open Database License.) The same fields, settings and functions build anything you can imagine for your business.

Any size of data

A form holds as many records as you have: hundreds, or hundreds of thousands. A large collection gets its own database and a search index, so search, filters, sorting and Stats stay quick at any size.

Dataviews: design how a record looks

A dataview lays out a record your way: which fields, in what order, how big, with what emphasis. Use one for a report’s cards and another for a record opened in full, and the data stays where it is.

Search every record

Set Source to Database and search the whole collection, not just what’s loaded. Six hundred thousand records answer in about a second, and the search forgives a typo or a missing space.

As many queries as you need

Every report can carry its own query, built in the Query Builder in its Settings: pick a field, a comparison and a value, and join them with AND or OR. No code. The report shows how many records matched.

• Healthy Picks: Nutri-Score is A and sugars under 5 g (74,722 of 600,000).
• Vegan & Organic: labelled both (15,222).
• High-Protein Snacks: snacks with at least 20 g of protein, highest first (2,877).
• Breakfast Bestsellers: every breakfast, most scanned first (30,399).

Stats across every match

Turn on Show Analytics, and Stats sums up every record the query matched, not just the page: the most common values in each column, and the count, total, average, smallest and largest of each number.

Sorted across all of them

Sort by any column and the order covers every record. Breakfast Bestsellers sorts 30,399 breakfasts by how often shoppers scan them.

Questions teams ask

How it scales, and what it takes.

• Is there a limit to how much data? No fixed limit: this example is 600,000 records in one form. A large collection gets its own database and search index.
• How many reports and dataviews can I make? As many as you need, all on the same data. Each has its own query, columns, sort, layout and sharing.
• Do filters and Stats count everything, or just what’s loaded? Everything that matches: the report shows how many matched, and Stats says how many records it covers.
• Can I bring in my own large dataset? Yes: import it into a form, and every report and dataview works on it the same way.

Try it now

This is the tour's report, live. Search all 600,000 products: set Source to Database, type a product or a brand, and choose Search. Tap a card to open it. Nothing you enter is saved.

Open it on its own page →

Build anything you can imagine

Start with one workflow. Create a free account and build it the same way, with no code.

No credit card required. Limited trial usage is included; add a card when you turn on paid features.

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