Getting started with Fabricate

To create an account, can use Google, GitHub, or Microsoft Office, or specify an email address and configure a password.

Your Fabricate account is initially created under the free license plan. You can then upgrade to a paid plan. For more information, go to Fabricate license plans.

You are also prompted to create your first database.

Creating your account

To get started, go to https://fabricate.tonic.ai/.

Create My Account page to create a Fabricate account

Using an existing account

One option is to tie your Fabricate account to an existing Google, GitHub, or Microsoft account.

To use an existing account:

  1. Click the account type.

  2. Provide the account information.

Registering with an email address and password

You can also register with an email address and create a Fabricate password.

  1. In the Name field, provide the name to use for the account.

  2. In the Email field, provide the email address to use for the account.

  3. In the Password field, create your Fabricate password. Fabricate passwords must contain at least 6 characters.

  4. Click Sign Up.

  5. Fabricate sends you an email message for you to confirm your email address. After you confirm your email address, you can log in to Fabricate.

Creating your first database

When you create a Fabricate account, Fabricate automatically creates your first workspace. The workspace uses your account name.

It then prompts you to create your first database.

Panel to create your first Fabricate database
  1. In the Database Name field, provide the name of the database.

  2. From the Type dropdown list, select the type of database. For information about the available types, go to Supported database types.

  3. Optionally, in the Create Tables Script field, provide a SQL or prisma.schema script that defines the database schema.

  4. Click Create Database.

Fabricate creates the database, and displays the database settings page.

It also prompts you to create the first table in the database.

You can then continue to define your database, tables, and columns.

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