http://www.ddhsoftware.com/handbase.html

HanDBase works on a TON of different platforms including Palm, WinMo, Symbian, Blackberry and iPhone. Databases are interchangeable on any of these platforms.

Some points;
It has the ability to filter by many different criteria including the ability to use and/not combinations.
It is full sync with the desktop client.
Can export to Excel.
You can use as many different databases as you want.
It has check boxes and radio buttons as well as conditional fields for a TON of flexibility.

A HUGE part of HanDBase is that it is relational. If you want to build a far more powerful database than a flat one you can. You would create a link between the two databases that links similar field values in each. In other words, you can have a one-to-many relationship such as a notes database that is linked to contacts. When you click on the notes button in the contact screen you would see only the notes for that particular contact. Thats a small example, there is a LOT more you can do with relational capabilities.

With the relational capabilities I was able to create a CRM app for HanDBase for my own use. I had databases for Accounts, Contacts, Notes, Activities, Opportunities and all were linked together.

Steve, this is a great review and the program looks good. I don’t mean to fire it down but wanted to make sure you take a look at HanDBase if you get the chance. They even have a gallery of something like 5000 user databases as a starting point for you to build on or change.

I’ve been using HanDBase for a super long time and it is so powerful. It can handle tens of thousands of records on the handheld, has amazing syncing features, is very customizable, etc.

Full disclosure, I used to work for them about 8 years ago but am not affiliated with them now, I just happen to know the full capabilities of HanDBase well.

If you have any questions about HanDBase fire me an email at darrenhmail AT gmail dot com.