Getslash Co

Is Slash still being supported? I use it off and on, but I haven't subscribed to it because I don't know if the developer has abandoned it.

Great product, many bugs, no customer support whatsoever (Paying customer but no response through their email & support button on UI doesn´t work)

It's not supported anymore and I wish it was!

Love the idea, but it's still buggy at this point. Some issues I had so far: 1) Unable to create an account on the first 5 attempts (showed an error) 2) Not able to add more than 1 task (not fixed yet) 3) After a reboot and opening it up again, it's stuck on the loading screen for 2-3 minutes before it opens the app. This is on a 2015 iMac with 32GB Ram on the latest version of OS X Catalina. The fact that such a small app is 80MB to download gave a way a clue that it's not ready for public adoption yet, I'd say. I love the idea, though! So will check again later to see whether the issues have been resolved.

Hi @jlejuwaan I started using Slash a couple of weeks ago. I like it a lot! Well done! One request would be a smaller version of "the thing"... You know, the thing that shows what I am working on and for how long. Depending on my task its always in my way... Cheers!

When I read the Effect Executive by Peter Drucker, one of the biggest takeaways I had was, an effective executive must know where their time is being spent. I’ve been using and paying for Slash for what feels like a year now, and I have to say after having used God knows how many to-do list apps and time trackers, Slash nailed it. I highly recommend Slash to anyone who values knowing where their time is being spent, Slash makes it super easy to track your time. Another one of my favorite features is the weekly reminder they give me to plan my to do’s for the week. Overall it’s the best to-do list and weekly planner app in the market, and I don’t plan on using anything else! @jlejuwaan

I found Slash purely by chance and out of all the task management apps I have tried, it has been the only one to establish a flow that actually makes you more productive.

I've been a Slash user for a few months now and I absolutely love it. I'd previously used Todoist, Trello, Keep and my inbox for task management, and while all of those had their merits, Slash stands out. The simplicity forces me to actually complete tasks instead of architecting my to do's endlessly only to realize I finished few items. Slick UI, too.

Okay, I've been using it for a few hours now. Overall, I love it. Pros: * Love the overall idea. * Really like how it floats at the bottom, reminding me what I'm supposed to be doing. * I like the funny way it congratulates you on completing a task * I kind of like how the tasks are laid out, though there are issues (see below) Cons: * Didn't work for the first hour ("You appear to be offline"). * UI was confusing at first. You can't add tasks to today, and you can't add tasks to "All". Or, more accurately, you can only add one task. Then when you press "Enter", nothing happens. There's no feedback letting me know what I'm supposed to do, so I had to click around all confused to figure out how to build a task list. Turns out you have to build a list on the left, then star things to add it to the middle. This took a while to figure out. Anyway - overall, pretty happy with it. I'll likely still use Asana as my master task storage, but move it over to Slash as I work on them. I could see myself moving over to Slash completely, but I still don't know how reliable the storage system on Slash is yet. But love the idea overall.