Fabric, made by WFHLAND, Inc., is a personal workspace built around an AI that is meant to build up a working memory of a person’s files, notes and meetings over time. Content lives on an open canvas that can be arranged and linked freely, a minimal editor embeds or links any file or note, and the AI records and transcribes meetings, keeping the key points. Named AI personas handle specific jobs, such as moving Linear tickets from meeting notes, drafting a reply in a person’s own voice and leaving it in Gmail drafts, or building a moodboard from what was saved that month. Tasks carry priority and due dates and link back to the files they relate to, and a shared space can be published as a client-facing portal, password protected, with link analytics showing who viewed it and for how long. The mobile app is listed as Fabric: your second brain, at version 0.8.13.
Letting an AI read across files, notes, email drafts and meeting recordings to act on a person’s behalf is convenient but concentrates a great deal of personal and business information in one place, so review what each AI persona is allowed to do, especially anything that drafts messages or moves tasks without a review step. No dedicated pricing page is public; the pricing route redirects to the sign-in screen, and the only pricing signal on the site is the homepage’s own invitation to try it at no cost, so plan limits and any paid tier should be checked inside the product itself before relying on it for work. The 4.6-star, 3,000-plus rating quoted on the homepage is close to the iOS App Store’s own 4.65 from 237 US ratings, which suggests the homepage figure combines ratings across platforms or regions.
The homepage invites users to try Fabric at no cost, with no separate plan comparison published outside the signed-in product.
