FuseBaseReviews of thefusebase.com

I purchased FuseBase about a year ago for an online education use case: onboarding students, creating individual and group portals, sharing session materials, and supporting collaborative projects. The vision is compelling: one workspace for learning content, communication, recordings, and project collaboration. My experience has been mixed, mainly because I joined during a significant product transition toward a more agent-driven platform. During that period, communication and continuity for early users sometimes felt limited, and parts of the product appeared to be changing faster than the supporting documentation and training. Despite these challenges, I have stayed engaged through the community, product updates, and educational content. That involvement has helped me better understand both the platform’s current limitations and its potential. The community is helpful, and the team’s investment in the product’s development is clear. FuseBase is not yet a fully polished, plug-and-play solution for every client portal or education workflow. Technical users may find some areas inconsistent, while non-technical users may need more current guidance as the product evolves. However, the progress is promising, and I remain optimistic about its direction. I believe the platform has substantial potential for client portals, education programs, collaborative workspaces, and knowledge-based businesses—especially for users comfortable adapting as the product continues to mature.

I have long considered using FuseBase. I love another well-known app. When they renamed NibusNote to FuseBase and created the option to build my own portal, I didn't hesitate to invest the money. I work as a coach and consultant and need to share coaching techniques, client documents, online course material, financials, etc. with my team. Even my wife (also a coach) loved FuseBase because she is familiar with our portal and doesn't have to learn the whole app. On the other hand, what still needs work is working with the database. Although you can create tables, if the table is larger, it is almost impossible to work with it effectively.

Its easy to use and helpful for saving data

great experiance

Great tool - would be better with an agenda to link with.

It's really very good plateform to ss and ss recording at all but i wanna use it free of cost not take subscription cos only i wanna use it for long ss. Thank you

excellent tool

The functionality is convenient. But something is missing.Here is my list of what is missing: It is impossible to insert under the expanded list: the expanded lists of a lower level can be recorded in 2 columns. Expanding lists cannot be done with indents on the right. You cannot set the background color for the drop-down list When uploading a note, the background color is not unloaded. In the table - in the column with the type given - attached file - it is impossible to configure the formatting of the display of the contents of the cell (alignment). It would be cool if you could make collapsible items/sub-items in the tables. I would like to have more editing options in the tables (bulleted lists, numbering, expanding lists, paragraphs, etc.). I understand that in this case it will be difficult to use them as databases, but in my work and studies I most often come across the fact that tables are just a visual and convenient format for structuring and presenting information. And if it is a database that is needed, then this is a different object. It is not possible to open subtasks in the task lists.