Fabric

Fabric — Your self-organizing AI-powered workspace

Fabric is an all-in-one AI workspace and smart organizer designed to act as your second brain. It helps you capture, organize, search, brainstorm, and collaborate across notes, files, links, images, audio, and more, powered by AI that understands the contents of your data.

Key concept

• One place for everything: notes, files, links, images, video, audio, and more — organized automatically so you can find anything instantly.
• AI-powered understanding: your AI assistant can summarize, search by concept, and help you discover connections between disparate items.
• Personal and collaborative: designed for individual use and team collaboration with shared spaces, annotations, comments, and real-time collaboration.

How it works

• Drop any file or content into Fabric; the AI reads and organizes it without heavy manual tagging.
• Describe what you’re looking for and Fabric can locate it across your entire workspace.
• Collaborate in context: discuss, annotate, and give feedback directly on files and notes, keeping conversations tied to the relevant content.
• Automatic organization: Fabric labels and connects items without rigid filenames or fixed labels, making it feel intuitive and brain-like.

What you can store

• Notes, files, links, images, videos, audio, PDFs, EPUBs, text, code, and more.
• Examples include research notes, project plans, meeting notes, inspiration boards, Moodboards, Kanban boards, and summarizations.

Core capabilities

• AI-powered search and retrieval across all content
• One-click capture from any device (web, mobile, desktop)
• Voice notes and quick notes capture
• Rich content support (PDF, images, video, audio, documents, web clips, bookmarks)
• Collaborative features: comments, annotations, and in-context feedback
• Shared spaces for team collaboration
• Automation and smart organization that evolves with your workflow
• Cross-device sync and web clipper to save content from the internet
• Kanban, reminders, and task-like features to manage work
• Recap AI summaries to summarize saved or created content

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How to Use Fabric

1. Drop or capture content: Drag and drop files, clip from the web, or use the mobile/desktop capture tools to save ideas, notes, and research.
2. Describe or search: Use natural language to describe what you’re looking for, and Fabric will locate relevant items across your workspace.
3. Collaborate in place: Annotate, comment, and discuss directly within a document or folder; use in-context feedback to save time.
4. Organize automatically: Let Fabric’s AI label and connect items so you don’t have to manually structure everything.

Safety and privacy

• Fabric emphasizes privacy and encryption in transit and at rest (SSL and AES-256). Always review data handling policies for sensitive information.

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Core Features

• AI-powered all-in-one workspace for notes, files, links, images, and media
• Automatic organization with AI understanding of content; no rigid filenames required
• Instant search across all content with concept-based retrieval
• Voice notes, quick notes, and instant capture from any device
• Web clipper and mobile/desktop capture to save content from the internet
• Rich content support (PDF, image, video, EPUB, MD, PPT, audio, TXT, etc.)
• In-context collaboration: annotate, comment, and discuss on precise parts of documents
• Shared workspaces and team collaboration features
• Kanban, task management, reminders, and other productivity tools
• Recap AI summaries to digest large sets of saved or created content
• Cross-device synchronization and seamless integration with various data sources

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Why Use Fabric

• Act as a second brain: keeps your ideas and work organized automatically so you can focus on what matters.
• Improve recall and inspiration: powerful search and association features help you discover connections between diverse items.
• Collaborate without chaos: shared spaces and in-context feedback keep discussions anchored to content.
• Reduce cognitive load: AI handles labeling and organization so you don’t have to.

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Safety and Legal Considerations

• Use responsibly: Fabric stores and processes your data; review privacy policies and permissions when sharing content.

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Overview of content types and examples

• Personal: study notes, project planners, idea collections, moodboards, product research.
• Professional: team wikis, research repositories, design inspiration boards, data-rich documents.
• Educational: class notes, reading highlights, clipboards of referenced material.

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Quick Reference

• One home for ideas, memories, and work
• AI assistant for search, brainstorm, and linking ideas
• Always-on collaboration and annotation
• Intelligent, internet-native workflow that adapts to you