We're a small office (20 people) on OS X that needs to replace our old Appleworks databases with something that's a little more future-proof. We have the problem where something like Filemaker is a bit too expensive and bit too overkill for what we need. However, it's very suited for an office environment, since databases are easily shared over the network.

We're aware of Bento, Filemaker's little cousin, but worried it's not really appropriate, since it limits network sharing to only 5 users.

Is anyone aware of a similar product for OS X that's reliable, and might provide the middle ground we're looking for?

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I don't use this, so I'm not comfortable answering, but perhaps use a MySQL or PostgreSQL server with Navicat as a front-end? navicat.com – fideli Jan 21 '10 at 16:13
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Have a look at 4th dimension software. (www.4D.com)

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