Launched this week
An AI native user today copy-pastes prompts across a dozen apps. It's a broken experience for any kind of meaningful work. Every new chat box collapses context to zero. Slashspace solves that with an AI canvas where AI lives on the canvas, and you can run many chats as nodes. The canvas becomes the context space, and all the agents can see each other. Canvas is stored as files on your computer. Built with 1600 power users for over 1.5 years, we're the most mature canvas AI on the market.
The original product - I have had it since their beginning. You can use this to expand on your ideas, while keeping an eye on the original context, you can branch out visually. Since the initial launch, it has come a long way, now has MCP and agents and the mental model been changed but the core of theidea is the (canvas) is the same. It took me a while to figure out how to migrate (as it keep on prompting to create password). But actually that is what you need to do, to migrate your old account. I use this both on Linux and Windows, but i think windows (and mac) one is well built. The most important part of this app though, it is desktop app, fast and agile. Congrats on the Launch @thisiskp_ - hope this launch will help on the progress.
Slashspace AI
@thisiskp_ @ruhanirabin thanks for pointing the details on linux! good have to have your support from the early day!!
Antar
I was very excited to use RabbitHoles when it came out. It changed the way I interacted with AI and gave me new ways to approach a problem and work out a solution. As he kept developing, the tool became increasingly refined and is now easily one of the best visual tools to interact with AI. The way multiple agents can work on the same context works like a charm. Everything just works seamlessly.
Praneeth is an amazing designer and thinker. You can see the deep thought he puts in all of his works. No wonder a tool this thoughtful comes from him.
I'd highly recommend this product for anyone interested in working with AI in an effective visual form.
Go Slashspace.
Slashspace AI
@snarayan Means a lot coming from you, Satya! We'll keep improving it to impress you more :)
files on disk is the line i'd circle here. we keep our own agent state as plain files for exactly this — when it's a flat file you can grep it, diff it, drop it in git.the second your context lives in some app's cloud db none of that works and you're locked to whatever they decide to keep.local files just outlast the tooling.
Slashspace AI
@dmitry_isaevski You're spot on. Every other tool is trying to store on the cloud. We took a page from Obsidian and went with storing everything locally. This gives compounding benefits as a knowledge / context system
Superwall
Been using Slashspace for a couple weeks, you can tell how much care Praneeth puts into his product design and overall experience. I LOVE the visual canvas and BYOK approach to the product is a nice touch. Great work on the launch!!
This is really clever - keeping coding agent output visible without context switching is one of those "why didnt I think of that" ideas. Would love to see how it handles multi-file edits where you need to reference changes across files though.
Slashspace AI
@hello thank you Farooq! great to have your continued support
@praneethpike I have been using Rabbitholes (now Slashspace) since almost the beginning as an early adopter. Brilliant software for deep thinking and deep work. Integration with Straico and Ollama is a huge bonus over other types of "AI" software. BYOK is always a significant feature for solopreneurs. Keep up the good work.
Slashspace AI
@jparker1455 Thank you for the continued support and helping us shape the product!