Pory
Build custom portals and websites easily with Airtable data.
What is Pory?
Try PoryPory is a no-code portal builder that lets you create custom websites and portals powered by Airtable data. It helps you share records with external users without giving them access to Airtable, so you can avoid rebuilding the same system from scratch. With built-in tools and templates, you can launch portals with a polished UI for many common use cases.
What does Pory do for Airtable users who need external portals?
Pory helps you manage and share Airtable records through custom portals, without giving external users access to Airtable. You can build a portal that presents content and records in a clean interface while keeping Airtable access controlled.
Is Pory no-code, and how easy is it to build a portal?
Yes—Pory is designed for no-code building. You can create portals using a drag-and-drop workflow, connecting to the Airtable data you want to use and configuring what users can do so you can move faster than starting from scratch.
How does Pory let you control what external users can see or do?
Pory includes permission controls so you can decide what each external user can view and manage, including whether they can create or edit content. This is meant to support secure sharing of Airtable-backed portals.
Which portal types and templates does Pory include?
Pory comes with ready-to-use portal templates such as Community Portal, Volunteer Portal, Customer Portal, Supplier Portal, Partnership Portal, and Vendor Portal. These are built to help you share content and manage members for common real-world scenarios.
Can I use Airtable data from multiple tables and bases in Pory?
Pory is built to work with Airtable data, including connecting to multiple bases and tables. That way, you can structure your portal around the exact Airtable records you need.
Where can I find Pory pricing?
You can find the latest pricing details on the Pricing page on pory.io, and the site promotes getting started for free with “Get Started – It’s free.”