OSlash
2 known investors
OSlash is a Chrome extension that enables users to create and use keyboard shortcuts (triggered by "o/") to quickly access documents, dashboards, and tools without searching through bookmarks or messages.
Founders & leadership
Investors · 2
Company profile
researched Aug 2026OSlash is a browser-based navigation tool delivered as a Chrome extension. Users create named shortcuts pointing to any link and then reach the destination by typing "o/" followed by the shortcut name in Chrome's address bar, avoiding searches through bookmarks or chat messages. Shortcuts can be personal to an individual's workflow or shared across a team, so members of a group can reach commonly used documents, dashboards and tools through the same names.
The product is positioned for company-wide use, with use cases described for general team, product, engineering, design, sales, marketing, finance, IT and support functions. It is presented as working with Google Docs, Notion, Confluence, Jira and more than 100 apps, and offers ready-made shortcut templates for over 25 popular applications, including Salesforce, Notion, Jira, GitHub, Figma, Asana, HubSpot and Linear. Additional stated features include fuzzy search that matches partial shortcut names, encryption, SSO integration and compliance with enterprise security standards.
Onboarding is described in three steps: install the extension in Chrome with one click, sign in with a work email, create and optionally share shortcuts, then navigate by typing the shortcut in the address bar. The company's site markets the extension as free to add to Chrome and labels parts of the offering as coming soon.
Business model
OSlash distributes a Chrome extension to individuals and teams, with shortcuts created and shared within a company workspace tied to work-email sign-in.
Latest developments
The company's site indicates parts of the product are marked "Coming Soon" and describes how the extension "will work".
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Market position
Shortcuts are typed directly in the Chrome address bar rather than requiring a separate search interface, and can be shared team-wide, with templates for over 25 apps and stated integration coverage of more than 100 applications.
Technology
A Chrome browser extension that intercepts "o/" prefixed entries in the address bar to resolve user-defined shortcut names to URLs, with fuzzy search over shortcut names, personal and shared shortcut scopes, encryption and SSO integration.
Go-to-market
Self-serve installation of a free Chrome extension via the company website, with work-email sign-in and ready-made shortcut templates for widely used SaaS apps to speed adoption.
Modern teams and companies across departments, including product, engineering, design, sales, marketing, finance, IT and support functions.
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Key figures
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primary sources listed
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Frequently asked questions
- What does OSlash do?
- OSlash is a Chrome extension that turns a team's important links into memorable "o/" shortcuts.
- Who founded OSlash?
- OSlash was founded by Shoaib Khan.
- Who are OSlash's investors?
- OSlash's investors include Accel, iSeed.