RPGIs GridlessDB worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Game developers managing structured content who prefer a dedicated editor over spreadsheets
- Unity developers who want database entries exported as Scriptable Objects and generated C# classes
- Small teams or solo developers who need linked game-data categories with inheritance
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Projects needing a tool for building playable game levels rather than managing game data
- Workflows centered on spreadsheets or general-purpose data analysis may find the dedicated database editor too specialized
- Developers who need a free tool; this listing has a price of 19.99
Our take on GridlessDB
The emphasis on replacing spreadsheets may suggest a broad authoring environment, but the described workflow centers on structuring game data and exporting it. It does not describe building playable levels or implementing game logic.
What is GridlessDB?
Create databases for game content such as items, characters, worlds, and storylines using configurable Properties.
Organize categories and entries in a tree, then use inheritance to apply property changes to descendant items. Editors can include text and number fields, image previews, drop-down lists, and custom input types. Add images, colors, file attachments, and references between databases. Export data as JSON, INI, or CSV, or generate Unity Scriptable Objects and their C# classes. Text exports can be imported into Unity, Unreal, Godot, Game Maker, Construct, and other frameworks. The tool also supports multiple languages, language switching, and relative paths for multi-user editing.
How GridlessDB plays
- 01Inheritance tree
- Changes to a parent item’s properties are applied to its descendants.
- 02Custom input types
- Editors can use text and number fields, image previews, dynamic lists, or user-created inputs.
- 03Multiple export formats
- Databases can be exported as JSON, INI, CSV, or Unity Scriptable Objects with generated C# classes.
- 04Interconnected databases
- References can link data across separate databases.
- 05File attachments
- Entries can include images, colors, and other attached files.
- 06Relative paths
- Relative paths are available for multi-user editing.
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GridlessDB: platforms & release
Is GridlessDB worth it?
It is worth it if: game developers managing structured content who prefer a dedicated editor over spreadsheets. Skip it if: projects needing a tool for building playable game levels rather than managing game data.
Where can I download GridlessDB?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens GridlessDB's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is GridlessDB on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.




