Fabric

Fabric was a mobile development platform that gave developers a set of modular kits to address common problems in app development. Its offering spanned crash reporting, user analytics and platform tooling, delivered as individual SDK components that teams could adopt piecemeal rather than as a single monolithic toolchain. The stated aim was to help developers build better apps, understand their users and grow their businesses.

Among the kits shipped on the platform, Crashlytics was the crash reporting tool; it was subsequently enhanced within Firebase after Google's acquisition. The platform also included analytics tools for understanding users and Twitter integration features intended to support app growth. This modular toolkit approach - solving discrete development problems with separate, composable components - was the defining characteristic of the product.

Fabric was active in the mobile app development, developer tools and software verticals. The platform was officially deprecated and shut down on March 31st 2020. Its website was fabric.io.