Ya, I’ve found Glide works best when you make relations between different tables. Jack recently did a video that explains this concept (Things in Things | Glide Tips). This is the approach I use with Clients as well so I know what they’re envisioning.
eg. app users have projects. App users have clients. Clients have more than one project. Projects have tasks. Projects have categories. Tasks have reviews.
Now I know I need to create these tables:
- users
- projects
- clients
- tasks
- categories
- reviews