You already know Slashwork can find a message from months back in a couple of keystrokes. Now that same instinct works on the documents you've uploaded too. Search for a phrase, a name, or even just the gist of what you're after, and we'll surface the file it's hiding in, no matter which chat or group it was dropped into. No more re-uploading the same deck for the third time because nobody remembers where it lives.

Admins can now put the company logo right at the top of the left-hand navigation, so Slashwork looks like it belongs to your team the moment anyone opens it. It's a small visual change with an outsized effect — that's the first thing every person on your team sees, every single day. We made sure it looks sharp for keyboard navigation too, not just the mouse.

Group chats move fast, and it's not always obvious who's actually seen the latest message. On mobile, you can now tap in and see exactly who's caught up to any given point in a conversation. Handy for confirming everyone saw the announcement, or settling a friendly debate about who read it first.

Share a link from your phone, and Slashwork now shows a proper preview right there in the app (a title, an image, some context) instead of a bare URL. This has worked on the web for a while, and the native apps have officially caught up. Sharing an article now looks like sharing an article. The snozzberries taste like snozzberries.

We gave photo uploads a tune-up. Dragging images into a post or chat feels smoother, and the crop tool got a precision upgrade. Now, what you see in the preview is exactly what lands in the post.

Recorded a voice note, then gone back to tweak the text around it? That now works cleanly everywhere. Web, iOS, and Android. Your recording stays exactly where you left it, no matter how many edits you make along the way.

For teams managing access through SSO or SCIM, we've been quietly polishing the admin side of things. We added a dedicated SCIM configuration section, steadier behavior across identity providers, and a handful of fixes that make bringing new teammates in through your identity provider more reliable. It's the kind of feature that's exciting mainly because you'll never have to think about it.