Fibery Reviews

“Helpful cost tracking feature”

Pros

able to assign a cost to each freelancer or employee is really useful and makes calculations much more convenient.

Cons

One thing that's missing is the ability to create subtasks and the task board view is not very easy to locate. Because of that, the team mainly uses it for time tracking rather than for task prioritization or time management since adding subtasks is not really possible and there are only milestones.

“Very highly adaptable tool”

Pros

One thing I really like about it is how well it can be customized to fit different needs. Also it is flexible enough to adapt to the way I want to work which makes it very useful.

Cons

The only thing I wish were better is the login process. It doesn't remember my login so I have to sign in again every day.

“Good but could be better”

Pros

Being able to use entities across the whole workspace along with data connections is a big advantage.

Cons

I'd still like better file preview support for images and documents like PDF, DOC and XLS. It would also help to have more form options in the form builder, a more adaptive interface with more practical views and additional filtering options.

“simple yet Powerful tool”

Pros

Fibery really shines when it comes to connecting databases, with one of the most powerful yet user friendly ways to build relationships between data. That flexibility lets us create systems and workflows that match how our architecture firm actually operates, instead of forcing us to adapt to the way some other software expects a practice to run.

Cons

The interface could use some improvement. It wasn't much of a problem when we first adopted Fibery but now that we're managing dozens of databases and a large number of views, locating things has become a bit harder. Templating also feels somewhat limited. For instance the automation rules are excellent but copying those rules across multiple databases can get a little complex.

“Great structure that connects everything”

Pros

After spending time with a few other tools, this one feels much more flexible and becomes very user friendly once you understand how it works. It lets you build the structure you need in a short amount of time and that's really what matters. We were also able to connect all the relevant processes much more naturally than with the other platforms we used before.

Cons

It still lacks specific entity level permissions and there is not a mobile app available yet.

“very fast to setup”

Pros

Fibery really shines in flexibility and how quickly you can build or change its database structure. It gives you a visual, easy way to create custom data types, fields and relationships so adapting workflows as needs change feels very natural. Also setting up custom relationships between items and building complex connections is one of its strongest features. It made organizing detailed data structures much easier and updating things over time felt very doable. The interface is also clean, user-friendly and well designed. That simplicity helps you stay focused on the work and move between different views without hassle. Data entry is also smooth too as adding and editing information through tables, forms and Kanban boards is fast and efficient, with very little friction or unnecessary clicking.

Cons

Only issue I've run into is that functions and relationships can feel a bit fragile when you're editing the data schema. While it is powerful in terms of customization making changes requires some care because those updates can affect existing workflows and linked relationships in ways that aren't always obvious at first. There's definitely a learning curve in understanding how schema changes ripple through the system so it's best to handle those adjustments cautiously. That said the development team is active, releases updates regularly and seems responsive to user feedback. The product is clearly evolving, with ongoing improvements aimed at making functions and relationships more reliable over time.

“Top workspace that replaces tools”

Pros

From accounting and kanban boards to resource planning and a lot more, it can be configured to handle almost any kind of workspace and adapted to fit specific needs. We ended up replacing three different tools we used every day with Fibery.

Cons

The documentation has room for improvement. A lot of the time, I had to rely on trial and error to get things set up the right way.

“Good to stay organized”

Pros

The mix of interactive Board, Timeline, Table, List and Calendar views makes it really adaptable to different ways of working. Collaborative Documents are also a big plus and make teamwork much better.

Cons

One thing that still needs improvement is the access permission setup. Right now it's not possible to limit users to only a specific part of the system.

“customization that keeps evolving”

Pros

It can be customized completely around what matters most to me and my team. Its relational database and automation features are incredibly flexible and making changes as we go is very simple. The dynamic filtering between relationships is especially impressive and makes the whole system feel almost magical to use. On top of that, they keep improving the item pages which is something a lot of competing tools seem to overlook. So while you can absolutely build different views to look at your data in multiple ways, clicking into an individual item never feels like an afterthought. Each item page has its own filtered views for seeing its specific relationships and you can keep drilling deeper and deeper from there. That gives it a really three-dimensional feel, where it's natural to explore further and find exactly what you need when you need it.

Cons

Compared with similar products, it has a smaller team behind it. Because of that some parts of the UI or certain features can feel a bit rough around the edges. Even so, I wouldn't let the shinier presentation from competitors pull you away. The Fibery team is consistently shipping updates and staying in touch with the community about what matters most to users. I've had some pushback from teams around certain UI elements but with how often it keeps rolling out improvements, I'm confident they'll continue making the interface more welcoming and polished for future first-time users trying to introduce it to their company.