Bookslash

Bookslash provides teams with a platform to create and manage shared shortcuts, known as go-links, that map memorable slugs like b/figma to URLs used across an organization. This system enables users to save a URL once, assign it a custom shortcut, and access it instantly from any browser, Raycast, or the Bookslash extension. The tool is designed to reduce time spent searching for important links, streamline onboarding for new team members, and ensure that updates to URLs are reflected for everyone without the need to relearn or redistribute bookmarks.

Beyond go-links, Bookslash offers a multi-tool canvas called Boards, where teams can organize workflows using features such as kanban boards, time tracking, invoicing, and live embeds for tools like Figma and Loom. Boards can be tailored for various use cases, including onboarding, product launches, runbooks, and design systems. The platform also includes a sitemap generator capable of auditing URLs for accessibility and SEO, as well as mind maps, code snippets, and PDF embeds. Workspaces in Bookslash allow teams to organize shortcuts, folders, and boards with role-based permissions and audit logs to track shares, edits, and permission changes.

Bookslash supports integrations with tools frequently used by teams, such as Figma, Linear, Notion, GitHub, Vercel, Slack, Stripe, PostHog, Pitch, Loom, Airtable, Datadog, HubSpot, and Intercom. For enterprise needs, the platform offers features like SAML SSO with Okta, Google Workspace, and Azure AD, SCIM provisioning, custom slug domains, and comprehensive audit trails. The tool is positioned for a range of users, including product managers, design teams, engineers, customer success, leadership, marketing, as well as solo professionals and freelancers.

The service is available with a free tier for personal use, requiring no credit card to get started. Bookslash is classified as a project-management and productivity platform focused on link management, workflow organization, and team collaboration.