DataOrganizer

Name: DataOrganizer
Price: 19.99 $
Rating: 0 (5 reviews)

3.1

03 April 2020

Personal database with Bento importer.

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Overview

DataOrganizer is an easy to use personal database for macOS. DataOrganizer is intended to be a modern replacement for Bento.

Features:

Imports existing data from Bento 4, BayCard (DataOrganizer's predecessor), CSV (Comma Separated Values), and TSV (Tab Separated Values)
Includes eight ready-made templates: Clients, Inventory, Issues, Journal, Membership List, Party Planner, Recipes, and Serial Numbers.
Allows for further organization of your libraries into "sub-groups" using stacks and smart stacks. (A stack is similar to a playlist in iTunes, while a smart stack is criteria-based and is similar to a smart playlist.)
Includes over 20 field types.
Supports Mojave’s Dark Mode.

Supported field types:

Basic field types, such as: Text, Multi-Line Comment, Tags, Choice, Date, Duration, URL, Email, Phone Number, Address, Check Box, Number, Currency, and Star Rating.
Four special field types that link to macOS's built-in databases: Contacts, Calendar Events, Files, Mail Messages.
A Media List field type that stores photos.
A Relationship field type that allows for one library to link to another library.

What's new in DataOrganizer

Version 3.1:

Note: This application contains in-app purchases. It can be tried out for 14 days with no restrictions. After that time, DataOrganizer requires either a monthly ($1.99/mo) or an annual ($19.99/yr) subscription.

Records from CSV and TSV files can now be imported into an existing DataOrganizer library. The newly imported cards will appear in a new “Imported” stack. It is still possible to import such files into a new library. (See File > Import)
CSV and TSV “columns” can now be optionally ignored by the importer.
Fixed an issue where attempting to permanently erase a library would result in a crash.

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2 DataOrganizer Reviews

Volcanus

27 April 2019

Most helpful

This application is not free but subscription based!

Like (3)

Version 1.0.2

Volcanus

27 April 2019

This application is not free but subscription based!

Like (3)

Version 1.0.2

1 answer(s)

Jimw

29 July 2019

I am of the opinion that subscription based databases (db) carry an inherent amount of risk. This generally means that in order to maintain or modify a database that contains the information that you have entered into it, you have to pay the vendor for as long as you wish to have access to your own data. As such I refuse to subscribe or support any db subscription product that is designed to for my own data rather than a data presenting service such as a newspaper or magazine. For me it is a cousin of ransomware.

Like (1)

szeoli-1

25 April 2019

I can't call this a review, because I haven't used DataOrganizer enough for that. But on first look, the database seems very nicely designed. I just wish it had a way to print mailing labels. Great start. BTW, it isn't free. It costs $20 per year, but it does have a 14-day free trial.