Pory is an AI portal-building tool. Users only need to describe who logs in and what each person needs, and they get a branded portal with login, forms, approvals, and per-person permissions.
Uses
- Build application, membership, team, or customer portals to replace the process of collecting information by email.
- Used for scenarios such as application review, mentor onboarding, onboarding, inspections, notifications, directories, resource libraries, and event pages.
Main capabilities
- Forms, pages, approvals, and permissions are all based on your own database. Every form, registration, and upload is stored as a record and filed by owner.
- Teams can work on the same record: assign, score, and approve with reasons. The approver, time, and reason remain on the record.
- Waiting users can see a progress bar on their own page, answering "where is my request now?"
- The board is divided into columns by status, and cards can be dragged to move records.
- Each record can have a task checklist, checked off in the detail view with progress shown, for onboarding, inspections, or opening duties.
- Records can be assigned to a person and appear only in their list.
- Reminders: renewals, expirations, and overdue work, via in-app inbox and email notifications.
- Directories, resources, events, and notifications all read from the same set of records, avoiding inconsistent data.
- Supports search, filtering, sorting, inline adding, and editing.
- The people directory can show avatars, names, and roles, visible only to allowed roles.
- Records can be displayed in monthly or weekly views.
- Galleries and image grids display records as cards or photos.
- The detail view can show related items, such as requests, access, quotes, etc. for a unit, pet, or list; it can be shared via link, and you can directly edit, change status, or add related items.
- Notifications and information pages can be read by specific roles.
- Real-time counts, totals, and averages, based on the records the viewer is allowed to see.
How to use
- Describe who logs in and what each person needs, and Pory sets permissions based on the description; users can adjust them in the editor.
- Each role sees its own records and allowed actions. Permission rules: each person sees their own records, records assigned to them, or records they manage; fields can be hidden by role.
- Login by default uses a passwordless login link sent by email, with optional password login.
- The portal supports custom domains, colors, and logos.
- Customer testimonials mention that Pory previously pulled data from Airtable and updated in real time; the official source also states that before the new Pory there was a version for Airtable.
Applicable scenarios
- Portals for applicants, members, mentors, employees, or customers.
- Application and review processes.
- Directories, resource libraries, or event pages.
- Internal teamalso uses portals.
Limitations
- Invited people do not need training or account setup, but specific operational details are not yet provided.
- Whether Airtable is still needed is listed only in the form of an FAQ on the official page, and no answer is given in the provided text.
- Pricing and billing methods are not yet provided.
- Whether billing is per user is listed only in the FAQ, with no answer provided.
