Hey everyone! I'm Ravi, and I just launched Fabricloop today: a workspace that combines chat, tasks, notes, and AI agents into one place, instead of stitching together Slack, Asana, and Notion separately.
The idea came from just being tired of context switching all day. A conversation happens in Slack, the follow-up task lives in Asana, the notes end up in Notion, and none of it talks to each other. Fabricloop keeps it all in one workspace so a chat can turn into a task, a task can carry its own notes, and AI agents can sit alongside your team to help with the busywork.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Ravi, founder of FabricLoop.
FabricLoop started with a frustration I kept seeing in the way teams work.
A conversation happens in Slack. Someone turns it into a task in Asana. The background is buried in Notion. The meeting happens in Zoom. And now AI sits in yet another window.
The team ends up being the integration layer.
We initially started by building better task management. But as we worked on it, it became obvious that tasks weren't really the problem. The problem was everything between the tools — every handoff where context gets copied, summarized or simply lost.
So we rebuilt FabricLoop around a different idea: the conversation and the work should live together.
Messages, tasks, notes, calls and AI agents all share the same workspace and context. A message can become a task without losing the thread that created it. A line in a note can become owned work. A call can end with its summary back in the conversation. And an AI agent can work alongside the team rather than sitting in a separate chat window.
We also opened the workspace through MCP, so tools like Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor can work with your team's tasks, notes and updates rather than existing outside them.
FabricLoop is available on web, Mac, Windows, iOS, iPad and Android, and you can try it free.
We're still early, which is exactly why I'm excited to launch here.
I'm looking for beta customers for FabricLoop. If your company wants to use it and help direct where it goes next, I'd love to hear from you.