Fabric
Best For
Knowledge workers and researchers who need a unified, AI-powered 'second brain' to store and connect disparate digital information.
Not Ideal For
Users looking for a traditional hierarchical folder-based file system or those who do not use browser-based workflows.
Pros & Cons
- Unified search across multiple platforms and file types
- Automatic AI tagging and categorization of saved content
- Seamless browser extension for instant capturing
- Visual workspace that connects related ideas automatically
- Support for PDFs, images, links, and notes in one place
- Mobile app experience is still evolving compared to desktop
- Can feel overwhelming for users with very small data footprints
- Requires a browser extension for the best experience
Key Features
AI Semantic Search
Find anything using natural language queries based on the meaning of the content, not just keywords.
Internet Copilot
A browser overlay that surfaces relevant past saves while you are browsing new websites.
Auto-Organization
AI automatically tags and metadata-enriches every link, file, and note you drop into the system.
Collaborative Spaces
Shared 'Orbs' that allow teams to collect and connect information in a multiplayer environment.
Multimodal Support
The ability to process and understand text, images, and web content within a single interface.
Pricing Breakdown
Free: Unlimited saves, 50MB uploads. Plus: $10/month or $96/year. Pro: $16/month. Team: $12/seat/month (billed annually). Enterprise: Custom pricing.
Price last checked Sep 30, 2026 (automated estimate)
⚠️ Pricing is subject to change. Always verify current pricing on the tool's official website before purchasing.
Free Tier
Unlimited saves and notes, up to 50MB file uploads, basic search and organization, 1 shared space.
Integrations
Who Should Use This
Knowledge workers and researchers who need a unified, AI-powered 'second brain' to store and connect disparate digital information.
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