Updated October 25, 2026
| Name | Fabric Internet OS |
| Overview | Fabric Internet OS is an innovative AI-native workspace designed to unify various drives, clouds, notes, links, and files into a single intelligent platform. Its self-organizing capabilities enable users to effortlessly locate information using natural language search and engage in data conversations. The platform promotes easy collaboration on files and documents, making it an essential tool for both individuals and teams. Additionally, Fabric fosters enhanced productivity by allowing users to gather inspiration, research notes, images, bookmarks, and other elements in one place. By seamlessly integrating different data sources and utilizing semantic search technology, Fabric reduces the need for manual data organization, empowering users to focus on creativity and knowledge sharing. |
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| Who uses? | Knowledge workers, students, researchers, content creators, software developers, designers, teams, and individuals aiming for organized productivity. |
| Pricing | Fabric offers a “Try for $0” entry point alongside paid plans; confirm the current trial or free-access conditions and limits. Monthly plans checked on October 25, 2026 list Plus at $10, Pro at $24 and Max at $68, billed monthly. The displayed $8, $18 and $54 monthly equivalents belong to annual billing, not month-to-month subscriptions. Storage and AI allowances depend on the plan, and additional AI credits may cost extra. The pricing card and comparison table show conflicting upload-size limits, so confirm the applicable per-file cap before choosing a plan. |
| Tags | AI, productivity, collaboration, workspace, semantic search, knowledge sharing |
| App available? | Yes. Fabric provides official iOS and Android download links, desktop downloads for macOS, Windows and Linux, and a web clipper, alongside browser access. Platform availability does not imply identical features on every device. |
Sources: Official workspace overview · Selected Monthly plan comparison · Official mobile app links · Official desktop downloads · Service and free-account scope
The existing image shows an earlier Fabric Beta homepage. Its beta branding and workspace tagline provide historical identification, not a current interface or plan comparison.
