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Knack Reviews in September 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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Easy to set up and use, letting non-developers build custom cloud databases and apps quickly.
Clean, appealing interface that the whole organization can learn without much training.
Strong integrations that link tools like QuickBooks, Smartsheet, and others to keep data consistent.
Flexible as a customized CRM or project database, accessible remotely from any browser.
Support can be slow to respond when help is needed.
Limited customization, with mostly fixed CSS and fewer advanced features than alternatives like Airtable.
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Anonymous
05/19/19
Good application.
What do you like best? Knack is a simple software with an excellent interface. It is easy to set up and use. The software can easily be integrated with other software especially accounting and finance software such as Quickbooks. Accessing contacts is easy and even tracking progress on invoices. It is also cheap to acquire. What do you dislike? If you don't know how to code with CSS it gonna be a long day for you with the software . Another challenge is where you have to type 90% of ...
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User in Construction
05/14/19
Great program, only if you need its functionality
What do you like best? Knack it's a great tool to link different software together. We use it to keep information consistent between Service Fusion, QuickBooks, and Smartsheet. Info such as client address and contact info, progress on payments, etc. We also use it for our vendors to submit their invoice for payment. What do you dislike? It has a steep learning curve, and requires input of all information. If you're using it for consistency between products, then it's great. ...
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Anonymous
05/14/19
Great program, only if you need its functionality
What do you like best? Knack it's a great tool to link different software together. We use it to keep information consistent between Service Fusion, QuickBooks, and Smartsheet. Info such as client address and contact info, progress on payments, etc. We also use it for our vendors to submit their invoice for payment. What do you dislike? It has a steep learning curve, and requires input of all information. If you're using it for consistency between products, then it's great. ...
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Michelle G
06/03/18
Overall very impressed
What do you like best? Knack is very easy to use. There are many useful features. One thing that stands out is that pricing is by number of apps instead of by user. What do you dislike? Most of the CSS is fixed and you can't change much. Only allows basic functions versus Airtable. Recommendations to others considering the product: Try it out. It might not be the best tool because of limitations but if it works for you, its probably the easiest tool out there. What ...
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Anonymous
06/03/18
Overall very impressed
What do you like best? Knack is very easy to use. There are many useful features. One thing that stands out is that pricing is by number of apps instead of by user. What do you dislike? Most of the CSS is fixed and you can't change much. Only allows basic functions versus Airtable. Recommendations to others considering the product: Try it out. It might not be the best tool because of limitations but if it works for you, its probably the easiest tool out there. What problems ...
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