I Built the Productivity Superapp I Always Wanted
I built Slash to learn how to build with AI coding tools—and to make the app I wanted at the center of my own workflow.
I was paying for voice dictation, using another app for snippets, and keeping ideas and notes elsewhere. I wanted to see how much of that stack I could replace with one app built around the way I work.
Slash brings together voice dictation, snippets, quick capture, notes and linked notes, tasks, clipboard history, AI commands, screenshots, and storage for links and files. Type a trigger to reuse a prompt, or open the Slash Bar from anywhere to capture an idea, transform selected text, or find something you saved.
The feature I’m most excited about is quick capture. I want to save a thought immediately, without deciding where it belongs first. The vault gives those thoughts, notes, links, and files a home—and lets the AI agents I connect read and add to it. Agent access is currently in private preview.
I use Slash alongside my AI coding tools throughout the day: dictating instructions, expanding prompts and snippets, and capturing ideas as I work.
Your library is encrypted on your Mac. Local tools work offline after account setup, and AI uses your own provider key or a local model.
I built it for myself first. Now I’m curious whether other people might find it useful too.
Slash is in an invite-only beta. Leave your email and I’ll send you an invite when there’s room. The beta requires a free verified account. Future paid features may be offered separately.
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