DataOrganizer for Android

So this app is almost a perfect balance between features and cost for a small business. I think one of the only things missing from this is the ability to do simple math with data fields. Seriously, I think the only thing that's going to stop me from buying is that I have things like a quantity field in a card along with an order cost. But there doesn't seem to be a field that can auto generate unit price by dividing order cost by quantity. I know the basic math exists, since I can see the totals of specific categories when I list cards. But I can't do any math in the card, or between two cards. Please please please add this feature. Maybe allow us to make a box and it has like three drop downs next to each other, the first one is a relationships field and I choose which field from another card or the current card that I want. Then the second drop down can be a controlled section of math options, -x/ , then the second field is the same as the first. This ability would have so much emergence that it would bring this software to the next level.

The perfect tool for tracking and organizing customized items. It's simple, intuitve and easy to use. In few minutes I can set up what I need without over complicated Databases. I've been using it mostly to track processes and lists that would look messy on a spreadsheet such as list of candidates, Inventory, travels, hotels, small projects.. I like how I can integrate emails, contacts and files in no time. In the past 2 years I've noticed a lot of improvements, including a way higher stability. I whish to see in the future calculations field but it's not a deal breaker for the price. Thank you!!

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My first impression using this app wasn't very good. I corresponded with the developer who was very responsive, but I decided to try another app instead. That other app was OK, but I felt drawn back to DataOrganizer again. I gave it another try and I'm glad I did. It's more versatile and powerful than the other app. DataOrganizer has been updated a few times since my first try, and I think the changes have helped. I did encounter a few "harmless" crashes this time while creating a new database, but it took just a brief second to relaunch. Everything was fine with no loss of data or progress. I've had no problems using any database once it's been created. The advantages of DataOrganizer far outweigh the minor inconvenience I've described. Based on the progress since the earlier version I tried using, I expect this remaining issue will get fixed. I intend to stay with DataOrganizer.

The Android app is great but without an iOS companion the utility of this is very limited for me. If this had an ios app I would choose to use it in an instant.