
This Week in Slashwork
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.
Last updated May 18, 2026

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