Fabric

Fabric is a cloud workspace with an AI that indexes your files, notes, and meetings, then helps you search, write, and share. It targets individuals and teams who want one searchable home for their digital work.

Fabric is a cloud workspace that brings files, notes, meetings, and web content into one searchable library, then layers an AI assistant on top that can act on what it finds. The product positions itself as a second brain: a home for documents, photos, videos, and research where an AI already knows the contents of everything you have saved. Instead of juggling separate drives, note apps, and bookmark managers, you work from a single infinite canvas that streams files on demand and mounts as a local drive on your computer. The AI is the differentiator. Named agents such as Sol, Juno, and Pip can read notes, draft replies, update project roadmaps, and build moodboards from saved material. A memory layer grows as you add content, so the assistant can reference earlier work without being re-briefed. For individuals and small teams, that means less time hunting for the right file or re-explaining context, and more time on the actual work. The target audience spans founders, researchers, designers, marketers, students, and freelancers, with dedicated landing pages for each role. Sharing is treated as a first-class feature rather than an afterthought. Any space can be published as a polished portal that clients or stakeholders open without an account. Password protection and link analytics let you see who viewed a file and for how long, which is useful for proposals, board materials, and client deliverables. The workspace also records and transcribes meetings, keeps the key points, and connects tasks with priorities and due dates to the files they concern. Compared with general-purpose cloud drives, Fabric adds an AI layer and presentation-grade sharing; compared with standalone note tools, it handles large media and integrates with more than 50 external services. The trade-off is that it asks you to consolidate your digital life into one place, which is a bigger commitment than adding another single-purpose app.