Fibery is a connected, no-code workspace platform for product companies, allowing them to build their own custom tools for research, strategy, product management, and software development in a single system.
Fibery is a highly flexible, connected workspace platform that aims to replace scattered tools like Jira, Coda, and Airtable for product-centric organizations. It is primarily built for product development teams, including product managers, user researchers, and engineers, to manage the entire product lifecycle from feedback to release. The core value proposition lies in its powerful no-code relational database structure, allowing users to create custom "Spaces" for different functions and connect them seamlessly. This deep connectivity eliminates data silos, providing a single source of truth for user insights, strategic goals, feature backlogs, and development tasks. While its power brings a steeper learning curve than simpler tools, Fibery offers unparalleled customization for teams struggling with rigid, disconnected software stacks.
Primarily product development teams in startups and mid-sized tech companies, including Product Managers, User Researchers, Software Developers, and company founders.
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2017
Limassol, Cyprus
Free
For individuals and small teams. Includes up to 10 users, 2GB file storage, and up to 3 Spaces.
Free
Standard
For growing teams. Includes unlimited users & Spaces, 10GB file storage per user, and more automation runs and API calls.
$10/mo
Pro
For advanced product teams. Includes everything in Standard plus field-level permissions, SAML/SSO, audit log, and advanced security controls.
$17/mo
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