Slashspace AI

Slashspace AI (formerly Rabbitholes AI) is building the workspace AI people actually deserved. While everyone else is still forcing you into chat bubbles that scatter your work across disconnected tabs, Slashspace gives you infinite canvases where you can run multiple AI chats, connect to multiple tools and sources, branch conversations, drop in documents, and keep everything in one visual space. It's MCP native and fully local-first—your data stays on your machine, not in some cloud server you'll never see again.

The big AI companies keep building chat interfaces like it's 2022. Slashspace said nah, let's actually think about how people work. Their canvases let you parallelize AI conversations, drag and drop sources, and organize complex research or projects visually instead of drowning in chat history. They're already loved by people at OpenAI, Google, HubSpot, and Qualcomm—which is a weird flex to have before you've even raised a Series A, but okay. Local-first storage means your prompts, outputs, and research are yours. No sync issues, no vendor lock-in, no "sorry we had a data breach" emails.

Slashspace just renamed themselves from Rabbitholes AI and dropped the full product. If canvas-first AI workspaces are the next evolution beyond chat interfaces, they just planted their flag first.