getfabrik.ai: The Superintelligence Layer for Developers Building AI Apps
Why we built fabrik personal Superintelligence for AI Apps
Most AI apps today wait for users to ask.
But real life doesn’t work that way.
Fabrik changes that.
It gives AI applications real awareness—securely pulling context from emails, calendars, messages, and more, then turning it into intelligence agents that can act on in real time.
Privacy isn’t an afterthought. Fabrik is zero-knowledge by design. Data stays encrypted. Keys stay with users. We can’t see it.
The result?
AI that anticipates, not reacts.
Personalized from day one. Built in just a few lines of code.
Start building now. 🚀getfabrik.ai
This is an interesting shift from prompt-driven AI to context-aware systems by proactively using user signals, Fabrik targets a real gap in current AI apps. The zero-knowledge, encrypted-by-design approach is especially compelling, since anticipation only works if users can trust that privacy and control aren’t being sacrificed for intelligence.
Fabrik seems like a game-changer for AI development! The ability to give AI apps persistent memory and real-world context is exactly what's needed to move from reactive chatbots to truly intelligent assistants. The fact that it unifies signals from email, Slack, calendars, and other sources—while keeping data encrypted and user-controlled—makes it both powerful and trustworthy. This could dramatically reduce the time developers spend building custom memory systems and let them focus on actual innovation. Looking forward to seeing how this shapes the next generation of AI applications! 🚀
That’s an interesting angle — curious whether your early users came from direct outreach or content. I’ve found the first 10 users often teach you more than the next 100.
building a different product (Nucleus OS - MCP server for persistent AI memory) but this resonates deeply.
still in that 0→10 phase honestly. haven't cracked it yet. tried content (writing about context/memory problems), tried direct outreach to devs using Claude/Cursor. both got interest but not conversion.
the lesson so far: people agree it's a problem but won't act until the pain becomes urgent. so i'm spending more time in spaces where the pain is already screaming (like this thread).
your point about first 10 teaching more than next 100? spot on. every early conversation completely rewrites your positioning.