I love these apps that have a very clear and simple USP and execute it very well. In this regard, Oslash is one of them. They nailed the marketing right and took great care of demonstrating this on their website too which is very appreciable.

As said by others this is NOT a link shortener of any sort, no. This is an internal link bookmarking manager. It allows you to store, save and recall all the gazillion of links from hundreds of apps you use every day in your business but have to crawl endlessly in multiple apps and tabs for hours and fail to remember them, especially when you need them the most and want to share them internally or externally.

Here you can use the shortcut o/ everywhere in your browser (nav bar, any text field) and instantly get all your most crucial links that you can recall and share super fast.

The UX is great, you can easily manage the permission of each link (private, internal, public), and organize collections.

Use cases:
- organize and share internal links within your company (docs, sops, booking links, pm dashboards, share links with your staff, VAs, etc...)
- open web apps fast (write a new email, write a new post in your community, check your calendar)
- retrieve and share publicly the most recurring links instead of remembering them every time

The Mac app is really great too, you can access all your links everywhere outside the browser too.

It's the perfect combo with apps like Raycast, Alfred, Paletro, and Omni extension.
If you are a shortcut and productivity freak like me, this app is definitely made for you.

Pros:
- super intuitive UX, fulfills its purpose very very well.
- generous deal mapped to an existing plan (pro plan)
- can recall all your web app links in the browser (and outside of it but on the Mac app only now)

Cons:
- no mobile app yet
- only Mac desktop app (I guess windows will come too soon)
- stacking multiple separate workspaces under the same master account is not possible yet as part of this deal (for those who have multiple businesses they want to keep separate but managed under the same admin account, that would be a great plus IMHO).
- The shift + Cmd + U shortcut doesn't work on the Brave browser (minor and easy to fix I guess)

Other than that, I have nothing but great things to say about Oslash, a clear winner and a no-brainer for me. And when you see the list of investors they have, I have no worries about their bright future.

Thank you for coming to Appsumo, wish you the best of launches!

Cheers.