Fabric is a powerful AI workspace designed to bring structure and intelligence to your digital content and workflows. You can easily capture notes, documents, links, voice recordings and any file type in one unified space. Fabric’s AI engine automatically understands and tags your content, offers context-aware search and allows natural-language queries—so you can ask questions like “What did I learn about market trends from that PDF I saved?” and get an instant answer. The platform supports features like real-time collaborative editing, markdown notes, voice-to-text capture, document summarisation and rich linking between files and ideas. Teams and individuals can use Fabric for research projects, creative workflows, meeting notes, client work or personal knowledge bases—all while keeping everything encrypted and secure. With browser extensions, mobile and desktop apps, it’s built to be your brain’s digital partner, organising itself so you can focus on thinking rather than filing.

Key Features

• Capture files, notes, links, audio and video across formats in one workspace

• AI-powered search and natural-language querying of all your content

• Automatic organisation and linking of related ideas without manual setup

• Real-time collaboration, markdown editing and voice-note transcription

• Rich summary and insight generation from uploaded content

• Secure encryption at rest and in transit, synced across devices

Industries

• Research & Academia

• Consulting & Professional Services

• Education & E-Learning

• Creative & Design Teams

• Business Intelligence & Data Analytics

• Executive & Knowledge Work

Fabric empowers professionals and teams to centralise their digital information and turn it into actionable insight instead of buried files. For example a researcher could upload dozens of PDFs, lecture recordings and web articles, then ask Fabric a question like “What are the recurring themes across my climate change research?” and receive a summary with linked documents and key quotes. A consultant might save meeting recordings, slide decks, spreadsheets and emails into Fabric and then query “What did we decide about the budget and timeline at our last client meeting?” for instant clarity. An educator could drop in video lectures, student submissions and reference documents, let Fabric summarise main points and auto-create links between concepts for course development. A creative team could capture inspiration images, client briefs and draft documents into one workspace and rely on Fabric to connect ideas, track progress and enable collaboration. Because the platform handles organisation, linking and search, users spend less time hunting for content and more time applying insights. Fabric becomes your second brain—always ready to retrieve what you need, suggest connections and support your creative and strategic work.