Fibery Reviews & Product Details

I migrated from ClickUp+Notion+Trello+AI apps for video/audio transcribing and a bit from Miro. The superpowers of Fibery that I value the most are data relations (you can interlink all your data so your teams & what they do is connected to each other, no more silos), databases, formulas, reports, AI, living (!) whiteboards (you can convert your visualized thoughts into work items right away), API, server-side JavaScript support for things that are impossible or too difficult to setup with no-code appproach, and integrations with n8n, Make, ClickUp, Jira, and many others. I appreciate hyper flexibility of Fibery allowing me to setup things the way I want or my clients need. But it would be wise for you to start with Fibery right away, so you don't put yourself into the mindset of other tools & instead focus on your business processes, and Fibery adapts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing too serious yet. Perhaps, if your team uses Jira you may miss Jira's powerful workflows in Fibery. Fibery has workflows too. But they aren't Jira-kind. And yet Fibery's automations are simply awesome.

Fibery's whiteboards aren't as powerful as Miro's. There are no whiteboard templates in Fibery yet. But the data in your Fibery whiteboards most likely won't stay siloed as you can convert ideas into actual work items right away, and even add your work items on the whiteboard to discuss with your team.

I'm a Fractional COO & Operations Partner at Ignite Ops where we help startups & small businesses reduce stress, time & operational costs, and move things forward. I benefit now from my tech nerdic past to set things right in Fibery. Flexibility of tools like Fibery comes with your responsibility to understand what you're doing especially as your workspace grows. You can start small like with simple tasks & docs. But mostly people like me don't switch from ClickUp+Notion+whatever other tools because they were happy with them. At certain point you want to have both control & flexibility over your data, benefit from your business data analytics, stay sane as your workspace grows, reduce time & costs as your requirements grow mainly by killing your growing your app zoo subscriptions. Fibery does have some learning curve. But it's very organic + you don't start with a blank space anymore but can use some templates to start with and tweak them along the way. You learn as you needs grow. The detailed Guide + the responsive community forum help a lot. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are some apps that, the more you use them, the more you love them - Fibery is one of those apps. This is perhaps one of the best-designed software apps I've ever used (in any category) - it's intuitive, extensible and complete. The folks who wrote this really put a lot of thought into the UX and architecture. Every time I turn around, I discover a new feature that enhances my workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wouldn't call this a "dislike" aspect, but Fibery has so many capabilities that it took me a while to fully ramp up. To be fair - it was usable right out the gate, and there's a fairly complete portfolio of templates, but I decided to roll my own, so I built my productivity-task manager from scratch. In hindsight, I would recommend using a template. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I love most about Fibery is how flexible and intuitive it is. It lets you tailor workflows to exactly fit your team’s needs, whether you’re managing projects, tracking ideas, or handling knowledge—all in one place. The ability to create your own structure makes it feel more like a personalized workspace, not just a generic tool. It's easy to get started and powerful enough to grow with you! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I find a bit tricky with Fibery is its learning curve. While it's super flexible, that means it can take some time to fully understand how to set things up the way you want. It’s not as “out-of-the-box” intuitive as some other tools, so you might need to invest a bit more time upfront to get everything just right. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The pureness of the databases and the power of relationships really allows you to create almost anything. The team found it much easier to use than Asana, and were happier using it haha. One database can be across the whole app without needing to duplicate things and things getting lost. I love the priority of strucutured data, and having unstructured data live inside the structure. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It takes a lot of thought to set up. If you want to change processes, it may need rethinking and editing from things that are very low-level. With great power comes great responsibility type of deal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It has an unparalelled level of customization; you are not railroaded into following a specific paradigm but you are given the tools to create your own.

Customization includes not only which fields do you want any given entity (I will call them "tickets" from now on for ease of understanding) you have, but also where in the individual ticket view or any of the varied general views are they located

It supports many-to-many relations in ways I haven't seen other apps do Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With great power comes great responsibility, you do need to put in a lot of elbow grease into setting up the app before you start seeing outstanding results, especially in the more esoteric functionalities like actions and reports. If you don't, there will be no "magic", and you might as well pick some other app that already does what you want out of the box

Also, this may probably be a fundamental issue common to all "no code/low code" tools, but you do still need to have the mind of a programmer to make good use of features like formulae and automated actions. And then, as you *are* a programmer, as good as it is, you will still find it a bit restrictive compared to just writing code outright Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the best things that I like about Fibery is the Consolidated Workspace. It's an awesome unique area on which we can easily manage the products or projects thta we develop. All tool and APIs can be brought together in this space. Fibery is packed with multiple other features and plugins that we can access easily without any hassel. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

After trying Fibery for about 14 months, I can honestly say that there is nothing that I dislike about Fibery. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the way that we can create inidvidual workspace for multiple teams or projects. We also have the flexibility to build web apps within each workflow.

Dashboards and reporting feature is one of the best that I've experienced.

Fibery has a host of other features that comes in handy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been using Fibery for about 2 years and don't see anything that I should complain about. It's a great tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Plenty of control to configure the data model and the user interface just how you want it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

You need to be quite technical to configure it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I initially looked for a flexible tool for product management, but when when I started using Fibery, it was much more than I've expected. It is literally the best knowledge management platform, and I absolutely love how easy I can structure every piece of data, and configure it to perfectly fit our processes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm happy with Fibery, can't find anything I dislike in it Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Our team works a lot at Fibery, it's a great pleasure, and we are very grateful! The sustainable existence of our voluntary-based project is largely ensured by the well-established processes, Scrum and the use of Fibery.

We use Fibery quite unconventionally. For example, we maintain the content plan of our media and distribution across social networks (Instagram and Telegram) there. It's a good example of the flexibility and adaptability of Fibery! We distribute tasks by sprints, store follow-ups and guides probably like everyone else!

While giving lectures on media management, we always mention Fibery and recommend the service! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Disadvantages were mostly related to the difficulty of switching to Fibery. All team members needed to get used to the new software and wide functionality. In the beginning it didn't seem intuitive, although in fact we just needed some time. It's also not extremely simple for the first setting of the workspaces but it takes only a couple of evenings to learn and adapt. Customer support at Fibery is very friendly and ready to help. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.