Fabric

Fabric is positioned as an AI workspace that "thinks with you," aimed at thinkers, researchers, designers, and teams. It brings files, notes, ideas, and meetings together in one place, and provides a personal AI that understands your work, helping you collaborate with it to get work done.

1. Main capabilities

2. Personal AI memory: Fabric claims that its AI truly knows you, can read your notes, files, and ideas, and can draft replies in your style, update project roadmaps, and turn scattered notes into article outlines, among other things.

3. File storage and access: It provides unlimited cloud storage, with all files in one place and instantly streamable; it can be mounted as a drive on your computer and used like a local disk, with support for offline work. Files are transferred only on demand, videos can be edited without downloading, it takes up almost no space on your computer, and it can be accessed instantly on the web, mobile, and desktop.

4. Search capabilities: It provides a personal search engine that supports search by meaning rather than keywords, in-document search (PDF pages, slide and briefing lines), color search, visual search (searching by image), video and audio search (automatically searching transcribed text), and cross-platform search (such as Google Drive, Figma, Notion, Dropbox).

5. AI agents: You can create agents that work on your behalf, each with its own name, personality, and schedule, able to search, summarize, connect, and act; you can also create scheduled tasks, such as summarizing this week's sales calls, monitoring competitor pricing, conducting web research, and checking Reddit brand mentions. You can also email the AI mailbox to have it reply, do work, or research, and when you forward emails and attachments it will prompt you to save them.

6. Writing and collaboration: It provides a minimalist editor that can embed or link any file, note, or idea; it supports a full Markdown text editor and real-time collaborative editing; you can annotate any file, link, or note, create to-dos, save for later, and chat with comments in real time.

7. Infinite canvas and visualization: Spread everything out on an infinite canvas for visual thinking; you can arrange client briefs, plan launches, and place materials and notes side by side.

8. Meeting notes: Fabric can record, transcribe, and retain meeting highlights.

9. Project and task management: Tasks support priorities, due dates, and reminders, and are linked to related files; you can view what is in progress, blocked, and completed.

10. Sharing and publishing: You can publish any space as a polished portal, with no login required and only a link needed; you can set password protection for shared spaces, folders, or files; it provides link analytics to see who viewed it, when they viewed it, and how long they stayed.

11. AI model integration: With a single subscriptionyou can use the latest models from major AI labs and leading open-source models, built on the Fabric Memory Engine, which is claimed to become smarter the more you use it and to understand and map the deep relationships among the content you save.

12. Security: Encryption in transit (SSL) and at rest (AES-256), compliant with major standards.

13. How to use it Users can install the desktop app or use the web and mobile versions, mount files as a drive, connect 50+ integrations such as Google Drive, Figma, Notion, and Dropbox, work through the canvas, editor, tasks, and agents, and publish and share spaces. The documentation also mentions that you can send email to the AI's email address to trigger work.

14. Use cases Suitable for content creators, product managers, thinkers, creative workers, and teams; the documentation lists uses such as AI co-founder, AI mentor, visual library, personal research assistant, event asset management, and AI thought partner.

15. Limitations The materials do not provide specific pricing, platform compatibility details, model lists, a complete list of integrations, or performance metrics.