 Zoomracks, introduced in 1985, represented data in a form that was visually represented by filing cards, known as "QUICKCARD"s. Cards could be designed within the program as "templates", using general-purpose data fields known as "FIELDSCROLL"s, which could hold up to 250 lines of 80 characters.Cards were collected into a "RACK", which was essentially a single database file.The display was character-based and did not make use of the Atari's GEM interface even though this was the primary platform for the product.