Spreadsheets and old Access databases give way to custom business apps that a team builds itself in a browser with Saltcorn, a no-code database application builder. Tables hold related records with typed and calculated fields, and CSV files import straight into them. Views start from patterns such as list, show, edit, filter, kanban, calendar, gantt, map, and chart, then take shape on a drag-and-drop canvas with a layers tree and desktop, tablet, and mobile previews. A view can embed another view, so clicking a row narrows the others and builds a cross-filtering dashboard with no glue code. Triggers react to row changes, schedules, logins, and API calls, while visual workflows branch, loop, and pause for a person's form before resuming days later. An AI copilot drafts tables, pages, and workflows from a plain-language prompt. The same views also become native Android and iOS apps with offline mode, PDF or image documents, and responsive emails. Every table, view, and page carries a minimum user role, and an auto-generated REST API exposes the data. Packs such as project management and an address book start an app from a ready template. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.