Slashspace AI
A local folder system based AI canvas app. AI first obsidian + Notion + Miro.
Slashspace AI launched on June 11, 2026 with 329 votes, #63 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches.
In plain words
Slashspace AI provides a canvas-based workspace where users can run multiple AI conversations simultaneously as connected nodes, with all agents sharing context. Designed for complex, sustained work, it eliminates the fragmented experience of switching between separate chat applications. The canvas stores as local files and was developed with 1,600 power users over 1.5 years. It targets professionals and developers who need organized, context-aware AI collaboration for meaningful projects.
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From the sources
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.
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