Company Overview
Fibery is a connected workspace platform founded in 2016 by Michael D., headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic. It combines databases, document management, and project management into one unified platform, offering a more flexible approach to information organization than traditional single-purpose tools.
Fibery enables teams to build their own workspace without coding, leveraging its powerful database engine to create custom management systems tailored to specific workflows — from lightweight task lists to complex project management processes.
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Core Products
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| Fibery Workspace | Connected workspace combining database, docs, and project management |
| Fibery Databases | Flexible relational data management engine with custom fields and views |
| Fibery Docs | Collaborative document editing with rich text and dynamic database references |
| Fibery Whiteboards | Visual mind mapping and flow diagram whiteboard tool |
| Fibery Integrations | Third-party integrations with Slack, Jira, GitHub, and more |
| Fibery API | Open API for custom extensions and data integration |
Key Competitors
Fibery's main competitors in the connected workspace space include:
| Competitor | Key Difference |
|---|---|
| Notion | Document-centric collaboration platform with broader reach |
| Airtable | Spreadsheet-centric data management platform |
| Coda | Deep document-spreadsheet hybrid collaboration tool |
| Monday.com | Visual project management work OS |
| Basecamp | Lightweight project management and team communication |
| ClickUp | All-in-one project management platform |
Market Position
Fibery positions itself as a "buildable workspace," with its key differentiator being a database-driven flexible architecture that allows users to define custom data structures, views, and automation workflows. Compared to Notion's document-first approach and Airtable's spreadsheet-first approach, Fibery offers deeper relational data modeling capabilities, making it ideal for small to mid-sized teams and technical users with complex information management needs.
