Last updated August 17, 2026
Search has been the big focus these past few days, and it shows: results are easier to filter, easier to page through, and smart enough to find what you meant even when you didn’t type it exactly right. We also tightened up a handful of everyday moments — signing in, getting notified, formatting a message — so the basics feel just as solid as the big stuff. Here’s what’s new.
This week was all about making the things you already do in Slashwork a little faster and a little clearer -- finding what you're looking for, knowing who's actually reading your posts, and getting your whole team set up in the first place. Here's what's new.
We spent this stretch making Slashwork pay closer attention -- to what's actually happening in your feed, to whether you've actually read something, and to whatever you're trying to paste into a message. Here's what shipped.
No single headline feature this week, which is honestly how most of the good stuff in software actually happens: a dozen things get a little bit better all at once. Search finally feels like it should have all along, every message can now be pointed at directly, and photos behave the way your thumb expects them to. Here's what shipped.
This stretch wasn't about one big splashy launch. It was about sharpening a handful of things you already rely on every day. From smarter search to smoother uploads, here's what shipped.
Last week's newsletter was the org chart's debut and SCIM's first real breath. This week, both of them grew up. The chart learned to move around a company instead of just picture one, and SCIM learned how to finish what it starts, not just how to begin it. We also, almost as a side project, built you a map. It's another no-single-blockbuster week — just a stack of things that make Slashwork noticeably more useful than it was seven days ago. Here's what shipped.
This week was a grab bag. One long-promised feature, one enterprise checkbox, and a pile of fixes nobody asked for but everybody needed. We landed the much-request Org Chart, SCIM became really real, and mentions got a tasty tune up. Here's what shipped.
Two weeks ago I told you we tore the paint off the web app and quietly started building a real desktop app. This stretch was less about big swings and more about making things sing under real use. Voice messages now renders correctly on every platform. Links now work better than ever. Our own team can now log into our own product roughly the way an enterprise customer eventually will. Let's get into it.
Major visual design, quietly started building a real desktop app, and unified five different attachment types. Lots of plumbing that just makes everything after this week faster. Read on for the full rundown.
Slashwork has video. Plus account and composer polish, and a round of importer performance and stability work under the hood.
A week of closing the loop on things we shipped last week. Pinned messages got expiry, scheduled posts came to native, and comments got a bunch of buffs.
A big week for things you can stick to the top of a conversation, and a bunch of composer work that the mobile keyboards have been quietly demanding for months.
A quieter-looking week from the outside, but a busy one underneath. A lot of the work this week was about polishing things we shipped recently — scheduled posts, the long-press menu, reactions — and unlocking some long-standing language and accessibility wishes.
It's been a full week. A lot of what shipped falls into two categories: things users see immediately and feel viscerally and things that quietly augment powerful under-the-hood parts of the system. Both matter.
It's been a week of big swings. Several features that have been in flight for a while all landed at once: notifications, importing, invites, and a handful of things that make the mobile experience feel a lot more like what it should have been all along. Here's what shipped.
It's been another successful couple of weeks in our guerrilla war against infinite scrollback hell. We've shipped a number of features requested by our design partners. We have a number of other things we're excited to tell you about as well.
We’ve been busy again the last couple of weeks continuing to build, improve, and iterate on the product. Here are the biggest changes we’re excited to share.
We've been busy in the kitchen whipping up some tasty delights. We're excited to share the new features and improvements.
Slashwork releases native iOS and Android apps to select partners
Slashwork are on the map. Founded by veteran engineers from Facebook / Meta, Slashwork is building the next generation tool for communicating at work. Slashwork's investors include Julien Codorniou from 20VC, Cal Henderson from Slack, and many other heaver hitters.
Slashwork's own Jackson Gabbard join Julien Codorniou, lead investor and board member, on stage at 20VC investor event
After several weeks in limbo, we are happy to have our for-now home in York House, Kings Cross
Slashwork takes seed funding and kicks off