San Francisco, CA - GeekyAnts will exhibit AntFabric at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 from October 13th to 15th at Moscone West in San Francisco, bringing its AI-native workspace to an event expected to draw more than 10,000 attendees, including founders, investors, operators, and technology leaders. Our team will be at Booth E-8, where visitors can see how AntFabric brings workplace communication, meetings, tasks, organizational knowledge, and AI assistance into one connected workspace.
The event takes place as companies move from testing AI tools to using them in day-to-day operations. McKinsey’s 2026 State of AI research found that 44% of respondents said AI was scaling across their enterprises, up from 38% a year earlier. The share of organizations using AI across three or more business functions also rose from 51% to 56%.
For us, AntFabric reflects this shift by bringing conversations, meetings, tasks, documents, and AI assistance into a single workspace instead of leaving teams to move context between separate tools.
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A conversation can start in a chat, become a meeting, turn into a decision, and eventually become a task. When each stage exists in a different system, people have to carry the context from one place to another manually.
AntFabric was built to bridge that gap.
The workspace connects conversations, meetings, tasks, organizational knowledge, and AI assistance so that context can carry from one activity to the next. A meeting can be recorded and transcribed, with its decisions connected to the actions that follow. A task can retain the conversation that led to it instead of becoming an isolated item on a project board.
The same approach applies when AI takes part in the process.
An assistant can work with information already available in the workspace instead of requiring someone to restate the background each time. When an action requires a person to make the final call, the system can stop and request approval instead of proceeding on an assumption.
Bringing Open-Source Experience to AntFabric Development
AntFabric also builds on years of work in the developer ecosystem by our Co-founder, Sanket Sahu.
Sanket’s open-source work includes NativeBase, a React Native component library that grew beyond 20,000 GitHub stars, along with gluestack and projects across the React Native ecosystem. His work has often focused on reducing the amount of repeated effort developers face when building software.
That idea carries into AntFabric, but the problem has changed.
Instead of helping developers assemble interfaces and application components, AntFabric focuses on the work that happens after software becomes part of an organization: conversations, meetings, decisions, follow-ups, and the movement of information between teams. The common thread is reducing the number of places people have to look before they can act.
Building AntFabric With 20 Years of Engineering Experience
GeekyAnts brings 20 years of engineering experience to AntFabric, with the company’s work dating back to 2006.
We have completed more than 550 engagements across products and enterprises. Our publicly referenced client portfolio includes Darden, WeWork, SKF, Thyrocare, ICICI, Olive Garden, and PayPoint.
Our engineering work also includes a global fintech platform that processes more than $400 million in payments annually. As of September 2026, GeekyAnts holds a 4.9/5 rating across 120 reviews on Clutch.
Our digital product engineering experience shapes the architecture and workflows behind AntFabric. The platform brings together integrations, permissions, infrastructure, AI workflows, and human approval within the same system.
The goal is to improve efficiency. AI should act as a support function, but within proper governance.
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The discussion around AI has moved beyond what a model can generate in a controlled demonstration. Teams are now asking where AI fits into daily work, what information it can access, which actions it can take, and when a person needs to step in.
These questions become more important as AI moves from a demo into day-to-day operations.
Visit us at Booth E-8 to meet Sanket Sahu, Co-founder of GeekyAnts; Apoorva Sahu, Director; and Kunal Kumar, Chief Revenue Officer, and see AntFabric in operation. Our team will demonstrate how AntFabric connects conversations, meetings, tasks, organizational memory, and AI actions within one workspace.
We are looking forward to meeting the teams building with AI, hearing how they are tackling the challenges that come with putting it into practice, and bringing those conversations back to the engineering work we do every day.
Supporting Resources
- TechCrunch Disrupt 2026
- AntFabric by GeekyAnts
- GeekyAnts AI Engineering
- GeekyAnts on LinkedIn, X, and YouTube
About GeekyAnts
GeekyAnts is an AI-powered digital product engineering and consulting company that helps organizations build, modernize, and scale digital products and platforms. The company has 20 years of engineering experience since 2006 and has completed more than 550 engagements across products and enterprises.
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