Launching today
Infinite Drive
A cloud drive you stream to give your laptop infinite space
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A cloud drive you stream to give your laptop infinite space
27 followers
Fabric is a cloud drive that gives your laptop infinite space. Files take zero disk space and stream instantly, even 4K video into your editor. Find anything by describing it with AI search. For creatives, video editors and remote teams.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Johnny, founder of Fabric.
The problem: laptops fill up fast, especially if you work with big media like photos and video. So we end up juggling external drives, deleting old projects, and losing track of which device has which file.
What we built: a personal cloud drive that shows up right in Finder or Explorer. Your files live in the cloud and stream the moment you open them, using zero disk space, fast enough to edit video straight from the drive.
What makes it different:
🔍 AI search. Find any file, photo or video moment by describing it (“drone shot of the beach at sunset”).
💻 Infinite space. Keep everything accessible without filling up your laptop.
🔄 Sync what matters. Choose which folders to keep local and back up.
📱 Every device. Mac, Windows, iOS and Android, plus phone photo backup.
🤖 Works with your AI. Ask questions about your files, or use them in ChatGPT and Claude.
👥 Share with your team. Shared folders, always the latest version.
Who it’s for: video editors, photographers, designers and creators with big files, plus anyone tired of “storage almost full.”
We’d love your feedback, and I’ll be here all day answering questions!
Is it safe to share data with it?
@busmark_w_nika Very much so. Fabric stores hundreds of millions of files and notes today, and everything is encrypted in transit and at-rest.
Excited to launch!
We'd love for you to try out Infinite Drive and let us know what you think :)
Streaming 4K straight into an editor without holding it on my SSD is the thing that would fix my laptop, since the footage I never touch is what keeps filling the drive.
@karimbenkeroum Saves a lot of juggling hard drives and needing to delete stuff – even used it to make the demo video above!