Airtable
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DropboxRead-only Airtable OAuth
Choose the exact bases Airhistory should protect.
Back up Airtable. See what changed.
Airhistory protects selected Airtable bases with read-only snapshots, field-level history, cloud folder backups, and safe restore to a new base.
AirtableGoogle DriveDropbox
Your cloud storage
Snapshot files live in your Google Drive or Dropbox.
Field-level history
Compare snapshots when records or fields change.
Operational alerts
Get safe backup alerts without raw provider errors.
Why backup history matters
Airtable changes fast. Proof should be faster.
Keep an independent history for the moments native history cannot explain quickly enough.
A client asks what changed
Open a snapshot comparison instead of reconstructing edits from memory.
MediumHigh
An import goes sideways
Use the previous snapshot as a clean reference before the next fix.
Snapshot
May 16, 10:42
A connection breaks
Dashboard and email alerts keep backup problems visible.
You need a safe restore path
Restore into a new Airtable base without overwriting the original.
Beyond manual exports
Full snapshot history across critical bases.
Automated snapshots, readable diffs, and alerts when history stops.
Select the bases that count
Back up only the Airtable bases you choose, with plan limits enforced before snapshots run.
Choose bases to back up
5 of 5Client CRMSelected
OperationsSelected
Content CalendarAvailable
Save each base to its folder
Pick Google Drive or Dropbox destinations per selected base so backups are easy to find.
Cloud destination
Google DriveReady
DropboxReady
snapshot-history.json
Written outside Airtable
Run manual snapshots anytime
Create a JSON snapshot on demand before imports, cleanups, or client handoffs.
Manual snapshot
Destination
Drive > Airhistory
File
snapshot.json
Captured
Just now
Tables
6
Snapshot saved
Compare records and fields
Review added, modified, deleted, and field-level changes between snapshots.
FieldBeforeAfter
StatusIn reviewApproved
Budget$12,500$14,250
OwnerAveryMorgan
Scheduled backups
Save daily, weekly, or monthly launch schedules that run in the shared daily processing window.
Backup schedule
Next snapshot02:00 UTC
Know when backups need attention
Status emails, failure alerts, lost-connection alerts, and dashboard warnings use safe labels only.
Backup needs attention
Safe failure email
No secrets or raw errors.
Pricing
Simple pricing by protected base count.
Starter is the current self-serve launch plan. Professional and Scale open after higher-volume scheduled backup jobs are hardened.
Launch plan
Starter
For launch users backing up key Airtable bases.
$19/mo
- 5 Airtable bases
- Daily, weekly, or monthly launch schedules
- Manual snapshots
- Unmetered records
- Restore to a new base
- Google Drive or Dropbox storage
Coming soon
Professional
For larger teams after launch capacity hardening.
$49/mo
- 20 Airtable bases
- Daily, weekly, or monthly launch schedules
- Manual snapshots
- Unmetered records
- Restore to a new base
- Snapshot compare
- Failure emails
Coming soon
Scale
For busy teams with many Airtable bases.
$99/mo
- 50 Airtable bases
- Daily, weekly, or monthly launch schedules
- Manual snapshots
- Unmetered records
- Restore to a new base
- Snapshot compare
- Failure emails
- Priority support
Security and limits
Read-only backup. Clear boundaries.
Built for snapshots, diffs, notification preferences, and new-base restore. Existing bases are not overwritten.
Server-side tokens
Connection tokens stay encrypted and never ship to the browser.
User-owned snapshots
Backup files write to the Google Drive or Dropbox folders the user chooses.
Safe metadata only
The browser and emails avoid raw provider IDs, secrets, and record content.
New-base restore
Restores create a new Airtable base instead of overwriting the original.
Build backup history before the next Airtable surprise.
Start with one read-only snapshot in your own cloud.