Too many Slack workspaces. The desktop app makes you click a little sidebar to switch between them one at a time, like an animal. Somewhere along the way, knowledge work quietly turned everyone into a load balancer made of meat — routing yourself between teams until something inside you 429s. MultiSlack removes the switching. Up to 9 fully-isolated Slack accounts tiled into one window — a 3×3 grid of obligations, each with its own session. You stop changing contexts and simply hold all of them, forever, like a small frightened god. (Getting it to behave was not without its challenges — but it behaves now.) Is this good for humans? Unclear. The beta has been tested on one. They are mostly fine. The eye twitch is intermittent. Waitlist’s open at multislack.net — sign up and we’ll tell you when it’s your turn. 🫠

MultiSlack

Nine Slack workspaces, one window, zero boundaries

Nine Slack workspaces, one window, zero boundaries