Hey folks!
I’m new to Fibery and wanted to share my first impressions.
After a year using Notion to manage social media posts (and a few other things), I started running into some problems. I had checked out other tools before, but nothing really did what I liked about Notion.
One thing I still haven’t found here is something like Notion Pages. I rely on that a lot because some of the companies I work with have pretty non-techy teams, and Pages helps organize everything in a super intuitive way.
How I found Fibery 
Just yesterday I saw a Reddit post about “Notion 3.0” and someone commented:
“It’s crazy how Fibery.io is better than all of these and still not that well-known!”
Got curious, came to check it out and… wow, it’s amazing!
Right away I found features I had always wanted in Notion:
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A button that opens a dialog to enter data (seriously, if a button can change values, there has to be a dialog option for user input).
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A much stronger permissions system, which already stood out to me when setting up the workspace.
Things I missed 
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Calendar view doesn’t seem to have a weekly mode (or maybe I just couldn’t find it). I really use that a lot to focus on the week.
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When embedding a calendar into a doc or dashboard, the day squares don’t resize to fit the element. I’d love to have, say, a small monthly calendar widget, but instead it creates scroll bars.
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I’m a Brazilian Portuguese speaker, and I really missed having that option (I can use any tool in English just fine, but most of my clients and teams can’t
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I’ll keep testing to see what else I can or can’t do here compared to Notion, and I’ll share more feedback later.
Final thoughts 
I’m honestly super happy that Fibery exists!
I probably won’t fully switch just yet because of the missing Notion Pages-like feature, but it feels like just a matter of time. I tried Docs and Dashboards, but they didn’t quite fill that gap for me.
That said, huge props to the team! It’s clear you all know what you’re doing. If you keep moving in this direction, I have no doubt Fibery will eventually surpass Notion completely.
Also, I really love when devs participate in the community. I’ve always had this motto:
“The community is what keeps you alive.”
When devs interact (doesn’t even need to be the founders), it makes us feel way more confident in what we’re investing in.
Thanks a lot and congrats again! 
Here’s a screenshot of one of the pages showing the tasks!
There’s a pretty big data cross-over here, and I had to do some hacks to make it work, especially the task approval part (that empty spot in the middle).
On this page, I can drag a task from the bottom straight into the weekly calendar at the top. I’ve got a synced menu on the side, and right below the weekly calendar there’s a list with the next events (10 days) pulled from another database.
Anyway, there are a lot of pages I’ve built, this is just one of them!
haha Welcome to Fibery!
