Fabrie AI —AI-integrated design project workspace from the future

Fabrie Inc envisions a future where artificial intelligence not only supports but amplifies human imagination, transforming how creative teams collaborate and innovate across the globe. Through an AI-native digital workspace, Fabrie is dedicated to revolutionizing design workflows by integrating powerful, adaptive technologies that foster seamless collaboration, insightful feedback, and inclusive access to knowledge.

By leveraging generative AI and real-time interaction, Fabrie creates a dynamic environment where creativity flows without boundaries. Their platform is designed to bridge gaps between disciplines, streamlining complex projects into actionable insights and enabling creative minds to focus on meaningful progress toward shared prosperity in a rapidly evolving world.

After spending several weeks testing Fabrie's AI-powered design workspace, we're genuinely impressed by how it reimagines creative collaboration. This Shanghai-based startup has managed to crack something that many others haven't: making AI feel like a natural extension of the design process rather than a bolt-on feature.

A Fresh Take on Design Workspaces

What immediately stands out is Fabrie's infinite canvas approach. While digital whiteboards aren't new, their implementation feels distinctly different. The interface strikes a perfect balance between power and simplicity — you can drag in Procreate files, PSDs, and research docs, then watch as AI helps organize and connect them in meaningful ways.

Where AI Actually Makes Sense

We've seen plenty of tools slap AI features onto existing products, but Fabrie's integration feels thoughtful and purposeful. Their AI Co-pilot doesn't just generate content; it helps you think better. The automatic mind mapping and design variation features are particularly clever, helping teams explore creative directions they might have missed.

Built for Real Creative Teams

Perhaps most impressive is how Fabrie handles the messy reality of creative work. The code-free database that links to visual elements is a game-changer for keeping track of project assets. And the instant presentation mode? It's saved us hours of reformatting work for client reviews.

While Fabrie is still a relatively young platform (founded in 2021), it's clear they understand the pain points of modern design teams. It's particularly well-suited for distributed creative teams who need more than just another collaboration tool — they need a space that actually amplifies their creative capabilities.

The main caveat? Since it's built primarily for designers and creative teams, it might feel like overkill for simpler collaboration needs. But for those in its target market, Fabrie represents an exciting glimpse into how AI can meaningfully enhance creative work.