Fibery

About Fibery

Fibery is a cloud work management platform published by Fibery Limited, a Cyprus-registered company founded in 2017, and generally available since 1 April 2020. A Fibery Workspace is divided into Spaces, each holding Databases whose records are called Entities, with Fields, Views, Documents, Whiteboards and Automations attached to those Databases. Relations are always bidirectional, support one-to-one, one-to-many and many-to-many cardinalities, work across Spaces, and can point a Database at itself to build nested hierarchies. The vendor positions the product as an "operating system for orgs run by nerds" and states in its own documentation that this flexibility "comes with a cost. As a Fibery administrator you have to understand things in depth to be effective."

Automation consists of Rules, which fire on entity creation, update, linking, unlinking or a schedule, and Buttons, which a user clicks. Both run action steps including create, update, delete, append to a rich text field, add a comment, notify, and Send Web Request. JavaScript scripted actions are restricted to the Pro and Enterprise plans, and scripted Rules additionally require workspace Admin rights. One automation run processes up to 50 entities, which changes how the per-plan run allowances should be read. Data arrives through 28 built-in connectors as enumerated by the product's own connector list on 18 August 2026, 26 of which support continuous synchronisation while Markdown and CSV are import-only; every connector pulls one way into Fibery except Jira, whose two-way sync covers only Name, Priority, Status and Assignee plus single-text, date and number custom fields. Programmatic access runs through an HTTP commands API at POST /api/commands, a per-Space GraphQL endpoint, outbound webhooks, a History API and an integrations API, rate limited to 3 requests per second per token and 7 per workspace.

Fibery is cloud only, hosted on AWS, with no self-hosted or on-premise option on any plan; data is stored in the EU by default, with US, UK or APAC residency available on Enterprise. As of August 2026 the plans are Free, Standard, Pro and Enterprise at $0, $12, $20 and $40 per user per month billed annually, with a 25-seat minimum on Enterprise. Only Admins and Members occupy paid seats, so Observers and Guests are free on every plan. Fibery operates an official hosted Model Context Protocol server at mcp.fibery.io, listed as unlimited on all four plans including Free, which lets external AI assistants read and write workspace data directly. Its closest comparators covered on this site are Notion, Airtable, ClickUp and Linear.

Editor's Note: Fibery shipped 32 releases between 8 January and 13 August 2026, and the one that matters most for anyone pointing an AI agent at a workspace landed on 13 August: every change now records how it was made, with UI, Rule, Button, Integration, API key, MCP (including the tool name), external integration, Fibery AI and System tracked separately in the activity log. We connect Automation Atlas's own editorial CRM to Fibery over MCP, and that provenance trail is the difference between an auditable agent and an unexplained edit. The caveat is that the same velocity cuts both ways: Fibery removed its AI agent's ability to create Rules and Buttons on 2 April 2026, and the July 2026 product report still lists rebuilding it as work in progress. Check that any capability you are counting on has not been withdrawn since the version you read about. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen