Fabric

Fabric is an AI workspace that unifies notes, files, PDFs, recordings, and clips into a searchable second brain with semantic search, meeting notes, and an infinite canvas.

Fabric reframes note-taking as a place where everything lives together. Instead of just text notes, it holds files, PDFs, recordings, images, web clips, and tasks, and lets you search across all of it by meaning rather than keywords, including content inside PDFs, videos, and audio. An integrated AI acts as a personal collaborator that can answer questions using your library as context. The workspace adds automated meeting notes that merge transcripts with your own annotations, an infinite canvas for visual brainstorming and moodboards, and specialized search modes like visual search for similar images and color search by palette. Real-time collaboration lets teams and shared workspaces work together on the same canvas. The result is positioned as a single home for a person's scattered digital life. Fabric is used by hundreds of thousands of creatives, thinkers, and professionals and stands out for pricing: its free tier is the real product with usage caps rather than a crippled trial, and its paid plan is a flat low monthly fee. It suits individuals who want an AI second brain that captures many content types, though heavy structured-database users may prefer more rigid tools.