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.

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.

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.