Fabric uses a dozen AI technologies, including OpenAI’s automatic speech recognition system Whisper and AI models from Anthropic. The company has built its own proprietary “unwrap engine” that detects the file type and applies the correct tool for the job. The service is available via the web, as a browser extension, a desktop app, or a native mobile app. Fabric is targeting researchers, creatives, and other power users who frequently switch contexts throughout their day. The startup has raised a pre-seed round of $1 million led by Seedcamp, with participation from Acequia Capital and other angel investors.
Key takeaways:
- Fabric, a new startup, has launched an AI-powered service designed to organize documents and files, and provide a searchable workspace for personal productivity.
- The service supports a range of files and uploads, including text-based documents, images, bookmarks, and internet content with a link. It plans to add support for audio and video files, as well as connections with other cloud services.
- Fabric uses a dozen AI technologies, including OpenAI’s automatic speech recognition system Whisper, and has its own proprietary “unwrap engine” that detects the file type and applies the correct tool for the job required.
- The startup has raised a pre-seed round of $1 million led by Seedcamp, with Acequia Capital and other angels participating. It is now available to early adopters who want to try out the service via the web or apps.