Fibery

Fibery is a flexible, highly customizable work management platform that combines relational databases, rich text documents, whiteboards, and automation into a single workspace. Unlike opinionated project management tools with fixed data models, Fibery enables teams to design their own work management system precisely matched to their processes and information structures.

The relational database model in Fibery is the foundation of its flexibility. Teams define entity types (called Types) with custom fields, and create relations between types to model their specific domain. A product team might create types for Features, User Stories, Bugs, Sprints, and Releases, then define relations such as "a Feature has many User Stories" and "a Sprint contains many User Stories and Bugs." This custom schema approach means Fibery can model any team's workflow without forcing them into a predefined structure.

Each entity in Fibery has a rich text document attached, providing a notes, specification, or context field that can contain formatted text, tables, images, code blocks, and mentions. This document is always co-located with the entity's structured data fields, keeping all information about a unit of work in one place.

Views in Fibery include list view, board view, timeline view, table view, and chart view, all showing entities and their attributes. Because the schema is custom-defined, all views automatically reflect the team's specific fields and entity types. Multiple views can be created for the same type, each with different filters, groupings, and visible columns.

The whiteboard view provides an infinite spatial canvas for visual thinking, where entities can be positioned freely and connected with arrows, combining the structured data model with the flexibility of visual mapping.

Automations in Fibery enable creating rules that automatically update fields, create related entities, send notifications, or call external APIs when conditions are met. The automation rule builder supports triggers based on field changes, entity creation, date conditions, and manual triggers.

Fibery integrates with GitHub, Jira, Intercom, HubSpot, Zendesk, and other external tools, enabling synchronization of entities between Fibery and the team's other systems. The GraphQL API and webhooks enable custom integrations.