Branch from a reply or selected passage
Create a separate chat from an answer or a selected sentence. A branch retains the parent chat's context while leaving the original conversation unchanged.
A desktop AI canvas for branching conversations, comparing models, and connecting research sources.
Slashspace is a desktop AI workspace built around an infinite canvas rather than a single scrolling conversation. It lets users arrange chats, branches, documents, and other sources spatially, keeping related lines of inquiry visible together. Its central purpose is to support research and other complex work where questions branch, answers need comparison, and ideas from multiple sources need to be brought together.
Create a separate chat from an answer or a selected sentence. A branch retains the parent chat's context while leaving the original conversation unchanged.
Link completed chats, PDFs, or web pages to a new conversation so the model can work from their combined content without manual copy and paste.
Run the same prompt in separate branches with different models, using the same starting context to inspect their responses alongside one another.
Place PDFs, web pages, YouTube videos, and notes alongside chats and connect them as context for questions.
Choose among supported models and switch a chat's model. The site describes connections through provider subscriptions, user API keys, compatible endpoints, and local models.
Orchestrator mode can plan a task, create and connect canvas nodes, delegate parts to subagents, and return results to the canvas.
Branch from individual claims or questions, keep source documents next to related conversations, and later connect selected branches for a synthesis.
Put lecture PDFs and videos beside a learning conversation, then open focused branches when a concept needs a separate explanation.
Ask multiple models the same question with the same context, then review differences on the canvas before choosing a direction.
Bring market or competitor sources into a workspace, examine them with more than one model, and retain the reasoning and source connections together.
Slashspace is a desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Yes. The site says users can connect subscriptions such as Claude or ChatGPT and add provider API keys. It also describes support for local models.
No. A branch receives the parent chat's context, and can see later parent messages when you next send in the branch. Sibling branches remain separate, and activity in a branch does not flow back to its parent.
Yes. Connect branches and sources to a new chat to have it work with their combined content.
The listed options are a yearly subscription at $89 per year and a $249 one-time lifetime purchase. There is no free trial: both are paid at checkout. Both offer a seven-day refund request period; transaction fees are deducted, and misuse exceptions can apply.
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