Launcher
Search, results and the command palette
The main Slash panel: search, results and the command palette.
13 shortcutsSlash for Mac
Everything Slash does.
24 extensions and the launcher they live in, grouped by what they're for. Each one opens with a shortcut, over whatever you're doing.
- extensions
- 24
- keyboard shortcuts
- 254
- products
- 7
One way, everywhere.
Every extension follows the same few rules. Learn one and you know them all.
One shortcut
Press it in any app and Slash opens over your work. Every extension is a few keys from there.
Keyboard first
Every extension works without the mouse. The shortcuts that open them can be changed in Settings.
Where you want it
Keep an extension inline, float it over your work, or run it as its own app.
Scriptable
Scripts, Shortcuts and other apps can drive Slash through slash:// links.
URL recipes
Foundation
The launcher every extension opens from, two ways to reach Slash without leaving the app you're in, the panels it all opens in, and window layouts on a keystroke.
Quick Add
A bar for a task, timer or note, from any app
One shortcut opens a small bar over whatever you're in. Type a task, a timer, a note, a reminder, a question for AI or a web search, press ↩, and the bar closes. Tab switches to the next bar.
2 shortcutsQuick Type
Press Caps Lock and type a name
Press Caps Lock in any app and type the start of an app or extension. The best match fills in as you type, ↩ opens it and Tab steps through the rest. Your app keeps focus the whole time.
Panels
Every extension, inline or floating
Every extension's panel, inline or floating, and switching between them.
17 shortcutsSnap
Window layouts on a keystroke
Window layouts for the window you last used, or every window at once.
12 shortcutsBrowse
A browser that floats over your work. Split it, fold its toolbar away, see every screen size at once, and find any link you've saved.
Browser
A mini browser that floats over your work
A full embedded browser with tabs and an address bar, callable from anywhere. Look something up without leaving what you're doing.
20 shortcutsBookmarks
Every link you've saved, searchable
A saved-links list you can search and jump from without opening a browser first.
1 shortcutAI
Chat runs on your Mac, reads from your extensions, and makes the task or note for real. Nothing leaves the machine.
Chat
AI chat that never leaves your Mac
On-device AI chat with threaded conversations, tool calls, and markdown rendering. It runs locally, so nothing leaves your machine.
10 shortcutsWrite
Notes, to-dos, snippets and your clipboard, each a keystroke from the text you're working on.
Notes
Markdown notes with math and cross-references
A markdown editor with a math overlay, a split view, and a panel for linking notes to each other.
27 shortcutsTasks
A to-do list that doesn't let you overthink it
A to-do list with three fixed priority levels (Low, Medium, High) instead of free-text tags, so triage stays fast.
4 shortcutsClip
Snippets you paste by typing their name
Save text, colors, and links as clips, then paste one by typing a trigger like ":zip", or grab your top nine with a number key.
10 shortcutsPaste
Your clipboard history, always at hand
A clipboard history watcher with automatic or manual capture and a live-preview paste bar.
6 shortcutsEmoji
Every emoji, two colons away
Type :: anywhere to search emoji by name and drop one in, or open the picker and pin the ones you use most.
7 shortcutsPlan
Your calendar, what's due and what's counting down.
Calendar
Your month, one keystroke away
An inline or floating calendar with month and year swipe navigation, synced to system search.
7 shortcutsReminders
What's due, at a glance
A reminders list with relative-time display and filtering, so what's overdue is always obvious.
5 shortcutsTimers
Countdowns that stay on top
Countdown timers with a floating, always-on-top progress pill so you can see time left without switching back.
4 shortcutsCapture
Screenshots, the camera, and the images you make with them.
Screenshot
Capture, preview, done
Area, window, or full-screen capture with a HUD, a thumbnail cache, and Quick Look built in.
43 shortcutsAnnotate
Mark up an image and keep the edits
Arrows, shapes, text and highlights on any image or screenshot, saved as a document you can open and change later.
26 shortcutsCamera
A webcam booth with live filters
A webcam preview with shape masks (rectangle, rounded, circle), plus live grayscale and contrast filters and instant capture.
1 shortcutMedia
Drag, drop, play
A drag-and-drop media viewer and player with a full-screen mode, for images and video you don't want to open a whole app for.
3 shortcutsFiles
The folder you're in, files sent to your other Macs, and every device you've paired.
Finder
Your current folder, without alt-tabbing
A built-in file browser that mirrors whatever folder is frontmost in Finder.
6 shortcutsDrop
Send files to your other Macs, no cables
A file shelf with peer-to-peer transfer to other Macs running Slash on the same network. No cloud, no cables.
1 shortcutDevices
Every connected device, one hub
A unified view of paired iPhones and iPads, Drop peers, and every Bluetooth device with its battery level.
3 shortcutsMac
A terminal, your projects, and the switches you'd otherwise hunt for in menus.
Terminal
A real terminal, one shortcut away
A full PTY-backed terminal with ANSI and VT100 parsing, and clickable links for URLs and host:port pairs.
1 shortcutSpaces
Every project, one shortcut away
Saved project shortcuts. Jump to a repo with a keystroke, or open the live site with another.
6 shortcutsSystem
Sleep, restart, lock, empty the trash
System power actions (sleep, restart, shut down, lock, eject, empty trash) without hunting through menus.
9 shortcutsStay
Keep your Mac awake, on your terms
Keeps your Mac from sleeping, indefinitely or tied to specific apps still running, with an optional cursor jiggle.
1 shortcutPolish
Lock the keyboard, not your patience
Locks keyboard, trackpad, or both, so a curious kid or a cat walking across the keys can't touch anything.
5 shortcutsSettings
App settings, in the same panel
Slash's own settings, reachable inline or as an independent floating window.
4 shortcutsTry it on your Mac.
Everything on this page comes in the one download.
Apple Silicon · macOS 14 or later
Slash for iPhoneComing soon
Slash, in your pocket.
Pair it with your Mac once, with a code.
Then it's keys, a trackpad and a pointer.
Deck
Your Mac's extensions, as keys.
On its side, your iPhone is a pad of big keys for Slash on your Mac. Tap one to open it there, again to close it.
Slash
Over Wi-Fi, or a cable for less lag.
Trackpad
Tap to click, two fingers to scroll, pinch to zoom, three fingers to switch Spaces.
Airmouse
Hold the button and point at the screen. The cursor goes where you point.
Drop
Photos, files and text, from phone to Mac and back, without the cloud.
Roadmap
Vote on what we build next for Mac
Have an idea for the app? Upvote existing requests or suggest your own.