Slashspace AI

Research and exploration don't move in a straight line. In a chat, every new question pushes the last one out of view, and starting a fresh thread throws its context away. On a canvas you lay out chats, files, web pages and notes side by side, branch a conversation to chase a tangent without losing the main thread, and connect exactly the nodes each chat should see. Your work stays visible as a map you can come back to, not a scroll you have to dig through.

No. ChatGPT is one option among many. You can: Use Slashspace's built-in models, paid from your Slashspace Wallet credits. Bring your own API key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, OpenRouter and more. Use the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already pay for, through the Claude Code and Codex apps. Run local models on your own computer with Ollama. Mix them freely on the same canvas.

Yes. Slashspace's built-in models include current frontier models, and the default Auto model picks a suitable one for each message. You can also use any model from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Perplexity, xAI, DeepSeek, Groq or OpenRouter with your own API key, the models your Claude or ChatGPT subscription includes, or local models via Ollama.

Your card is charged $89 when the trial ends, and then once a year. Cancel from your account page before the trial ends and you pay nothing. The trial includes everything the yearly plan does: every feature, 500 Wallet credits and 2 device seats.

Both include every feature, 500 Wallet credits and 2 device seats. The difference is how you pay and how long it lasts: Yearly is $89 a year. You use Slashspace and get every update while you subscribe, and it starts with a 3-day free trial. Lifetime is $249 once. Slashspace is yours to keep, with every update we ever ship. It has no trial, but it is refundable within 7 days. From the third year on, lifetime costs less than yearly. If you start the yearly trial and then buy lifetime, cancel the trial from your account page so it does not renew.

Yes. Ask within 7 days of a lifetime purchase or of any yearly payment, and you get a refund with no questions asked. Email [email protected] with your purchase details. A refund ends the access it paid for, and transaction fees are deducted as set out in the Terms of Use. Wallet top-ups are not refundable.

Slashspace's hosted AI models and AI tools: the built-in models, including Auto, and hosted image generation. 1 credit is 1 cent of usage. Your own API keys (including your own OpenRouter key for images), your Claude or ChatGPT subscription, and local models through Ollama don't use the wallet.

Slashspace is a desktop app for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows and Linux. Each plan covers 2 computers. Download it here.

Slashspace is local-first. Your canvases, conversations and files are saved in a SlashspaceOS folder on your own computer. When you chat, your message goes to the model you picked: straight to the provider when you use your own API key, or through Slashspace's hosted service for built-in models. Claude Code and Codex run through the apps you installed, on your own subscription, and local models through Ollama keep the chat on your machine. Documents, web pages and YouTube videos you add to a canvas are processed on Slashspace's servers so the AI can read and search them. The app sends usage analytics to PostHog: the features you use and, for each AI request, the model, provider, token counts and timing, linked to your account when you are signed in. It never sends your prompts, the AI's replies or your files to PostHog. Error reports and occasional screen recordings, with all text masked, go to Sentry. No setting turns analytics off completely at the moment.

You can, and you can keep using their models inside Slashspace. The difference is where your work lives: One long thread. A chat app keeps your thinking in a single scroll, with no space to lay out, connect, and revisit ideas. One provider. You are tied to one company's models, limits and pricing. In Slashspace you pick the model for each chat and switch whenever you like. Their servers. Your history lives in their app. Slashspace keeps your work in files on your own computer.