Dabble DB releases Web database, bags financing
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Dabble DB said that its namesake hosted database and spreadsheet is available to the public on Tuesday. It also said that Ventures West has financed its first round for an undisclosed sum.
According to the four-person, Vancouver-based company, Dabble DB is designed for quickly building intranet applications by combining a Web database and group spreadsheet.
Calling itself an "enterprise 2.0" company, Dabble DB is designed to be easy to use for end users, but suitable to be deployed at large and small businesses, according to the company.
The company has set up a tiered monthly pricing program
Web 2.0 Explorer ZDNet blogger Richard MacManus has more on the product.