Fibery

Fibery ditches rigid templates for a modular system where you build your own workspace. instead your process into predefined boards or lists, you create custom entities, link them with relations, and automate workflows—all without code.

What it does

You start with a blank canvas and add building blocks: entities (like tasks, customers, or bugs), fields (text, numbers, dates), and relations (links between entities). Then you create views (kanban, table, timeline, calendar) and set up automations (status changes, notifications, field updates). The result is a workspace that mirrors your actual process, not a generic template.

Best for

• Teams that outgrow linear project management tools and need custom data models
• Product managers tracking features, bugs, and customer feedback in one place
• Startups building internal tools without hiring developers

Strengths

• True relational database under the hood—entities link like in Airtable
• No-code automations with triggers and actions
• Multiple view types (kanban, table, timeline, calendar, Gantt) on the same data

• Custom entities — Define your own data types (e.g., Feature, Bug, Customer) with any fields.
• Relations — Link entities (e.g., a Feature belongs to a Project, a Bug is reported by a Customer).
• Multiple views — Kanban, table, timeline, calendar, Gantt, and form views on the same data.
• Automations — Set rules like 'when status changes to Done, notify assignee' without code.
• Calculations — Aggregate data across relations (e.g., sum of hours logged per project).
• Public forms — Collect data from external users into your workspace.
• Integrations — Connect with Slack, GitHub, Jira, and Zapier.