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Slashspace (Formerly RabbitHoles AI)
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Slashspace (Formerly RabbitHoles AI)

Slashspace is a local-first infinite canvas for branching AI conversations, connected sources, multiple models, agents, and sustained research or knowledge work.

Last Update: August 23, 2026

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Starting price $89

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Slashspace, formerly RabbitHoles AI, replaces a stack of disconnected chat threads with an infinite spatial canvas.

Users can branch conversations from any point, arrange related work as nodes, attach PDFs, websites, YouTube videos, spreadsheets, images, and text files, and let agents work with the shared context of a space.The desktop application supports managed models, local Ollama models, and—on eligible plans—external providers and coding agents.

Because a canvas can contain proprietary files, API keys, and tool connections, users should keep sensitive projects local, grant each integration the minimum access, verify cited sources, and review agent actions before they affect files or external systems.

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Slashspace is a local-first infinite canvas for branching AI conversations, connected sources, multiple models, agents, and sustained research or knowledge work.

Its reviewed capabilities include Infinite AI-native canvas, Branching conversations and connected nodes, Shared context across agents and sources, PDF, web, YouTube, spreadsheet, and file inputs, Managed, cloud, local, and coding-agent models, Local-first workspace storage, Model and system-prompt controls, Workspace export and reusable context.

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The reviewed starting offer is $89. Billing periods, credits, taxes, and renewal terms can change.

Infinite AI-native canvas; Branching conversations and connected nodes; Shared context across agents and sources; PDF, web, YouTube, spreadsheet, and file inputs; Managed, cloud, local, and coding-agent models; Local-first workspace storage; Model and system-prompt controls.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Slashspace arranges multiple AI conversations on an infinite spatial canvas instead of forcing every task into a linear chat history
  • Connected canvas nodes let users hand context from one AI session to another without repeatedly copying prompts and responses
  • Slashspace can run several AI sessions side by side; making parallel research and comparison easier to oversee
  • The platform supports frontier models from multiple providers rather than locking every workflow to one model vendor
  • Local-first storage keeps Slashspace canvas data on the user's device for stronger control over private working material
  • Ollama support gives Slashspace users a route to running compatible local models without sending every prompt to a cloud provider
  • Slashspace accepts PDFs; websites; YouTube videos; spreadsheets; and notes as contextual sources on the same canvas
  • Model Context Protocol connectivity allows Slashspace to extend its capabilities with compatible external servers and tools
  • Slashspace advertises connections to more than 1;000 apps; including email; Slack; and calendar services
  • Rich-text nodes support headings; lists; quotations; inline code; and Markdown shortcuts for structured working notes
  • Users can branch directly from a note or conversation node; preserving alternative lines of inquiry without losing the original path
  • Slashspace supports OpenAI; Anthropic; Google; Perplexity; xAI; OpenRouter; DeepSeek; Groq; and other provider options
  • Bring-your-own-key support can separate model charges from Slashspace's managed credit allowance on eligible plans
  • Existing Claude and ChatGPT subscriptions can be connected through their coding-agent command-line interfaces
  • Slashspace is offered as a desktop application for Windows; macOS; and Linux
  • A free plan provides one device; three desktop canvases; one connector; and a small one-time managed-usage allowance

Cons

  • Slashspace requires installing a desktop application; so users seeking a fully browser-based workspace may find access less convenient
  • The free Slashspace tier limits users to three canvases; one device; and one connector
  • Connecting most bring-your-own cloud providers in Slashspace requires a paid Pro tier or higher according to its documentation
  • Slashspace's included managed-model allowance is small relative to sustained research or agent-heavy usage
  • Users relying on bring-your-own keys must manage separate provider accounts; credentials; billing; and rate limits
  • Spatial canvases can become visually crowded when a Slashspace project accumulates many branches; sources; and agents
  • The non-linear interaction model may require adjustment for people accustomed to conventional chat lists and folders
  • Local-first storage can make multi-device continuity more dependent on Slashspace's device limits and synchronization behavior
  • Slashspace connector capacity is tiered; with five on Starter and thirty on Pro before becoming unlimited on Advanced
  • The highest Slashspace plan is comparatively expensive for individuals who mainly need occasional AI chat organization
  • Model output quality and reliability in Slashspace still depend on the connected AI provider and the prompt context supplied
  • External MCP servers and app connectors introduce their own permissions; security; maintenance; and availability risks
  • Running several agents or context-rich sessions in Slashspace can consume model tokens and credits rapidly
  • Some advanced provider choices; custom providers; and image bring-your-own-key options are reserved for higher plans
  • A local canvas does not make cloud-model requests private once content is sent to an external AI provider
  • Slashspace's recent rebrand from RabbitHoles AI may create temporary naming inconsistencies across documentation; support addresses; and older references

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