Desktop workbench for Rayfin apps
Build Rayfin apps
by chatting.Build Rayfin apps by chatting.
Fabricator is a desktop workbench
for Rayfin apps.
Describe what you want.
Watch Fabricator’s agent build it.
See it running live.
Ship it to Microsoft Fabric.
All in one window, with the GitHub
Copilot account you already have.
Latest release · Windows 10/11 · macOS on Apple Silicon
Install guide
Read the transcript
Oh, hi! I'm Ray, the stingray who lives inside Fabricator.
Building a Rayfin app usually means juggling CLIs, Copilot, git and a browser… whoa. The room is spinning.
Fabricator puts it all in one window.
Name your app, then describe what you want, in plain English. Fabricator's agent writes the code… and I cheer!
Deploy it, and I'll swim it over to Microsoft Fabric. Hey, that's me! Fins crossed.
And Rayfin gives your app the backend it needs, automatically: database, APIs, auth, storage, functions and hosting. Scalable, governed, and inside your organization's boundary. You didn't lift a fin.
Your app runs live, right next to the chat. See something to change? Point at it in Design, and ask.
After every successful chat turn, Fabricator redeploys your app. It's live! Then share it with people in your organization.
The Advisor grades your app's health. Blueprint maps how it all connects. And if something breaks, I'll dig through the logs with you.
It runs on the GitHub Copilot account you already have. Download Fabricator, and come say hi!
Psst… a group of stingrays is called a fever. I'm not making that up.
How it works
The build loop stays in one desktop window: chat, preview, deploy, then keep improving.
Describe it
Tell Fabricator what to change. Fabricator’s agent, powered by GitHub Copilot, edits the project and shows its work log, diffs and decisions as it goes.
Read more →2Watch it run
Use the live preview while Copilot works, then point at the running app in Design mode to queue visual changes from the page itself.
Read more →3Ship it
Deploy to a Microsoft Fabric workspace, share the app with your tenant, and use Advisor checks to find issues before people rely on it.
Read more →What Fabricator includes
Tools for the parts of a Rayfin app project you touch every day.
Chat to build
Describe a change, reference files or images, choose a Copilot model, and review the resulting work log and file diffs.
Open docs →Live preview & Design mode
See the app running in Fabricator and select elements in the preview to queue visual changes for Copilot.
Open docs →One-click deploy & sharing
Publish the current app to a Fabric workspace, redeploy after changes, and share the deployed app with people in your tenant.
Open docs →The Advisor
Run quick checks and a read-only Copilot review for security, data model, configuration, performance and accessibility findings.
Open docs →Code, history & data model
Browse files, inspect turn-by-turn changes, open the project in VS Code, and review data entities and relationships.
Open docs →Team workspaces
ExperimentalKeep team apps in a private GitHub repository with personal previews and a pipeline that publishes to Fabric.
Open docs →Need help?
Start with troubleshooting, check common questions, or report a Fabricator issue.