Hyper for Airtable

What Hyper reads

Hyper does not keep a copy of your Airtable data. It reads Airtable each time you ask. It can read only the bases that you chose when you connected: their tables, fields, views, records, record comments, and attached files. You can change which bases Hyper can read later in Airtable.

What Hyper can do

Create, change, and delete records, up to 10 at a time. Add comments to records. Upload a file of up to 5 MB to an attachment field. Hyper cannot change tables, fields, or views, and it cannot edit or delete comments. Hyper asks you before each action, unless you chose to always allow that kind of action. It always asks before it uploads a file.

Before you connect

Hyper can read every record in the bases that you chose, including what other people wrote. Changes show at once to everyone who uses the base, and they can start the base's automations. A deleted record goes to the base trash, where an editor can restore it for 7 days. On the free Airtable plan, each workspace gets only 1,000 API calls a month, so Hyper can stop working there before the month ends. An Airtable Enterprise admin can block apps like Hyper. Anyone who can edit a record or fill in a form for the base can add text that hides instructions that try to trick an assistant, so check each change before you approve it.