Startup Spotlight: PromptQL launches AI-native workspace that unifies Slack threads and shared knowledge
Co-founders Tanmai Govindan, Rajoshi Ghosh and Kevin Systrom debut PromptQL, a multiplayer AI platform built on Hasura, React and Tailwind.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Why it matters
PromptQL shows how AI can move from a peripheral chat add‑on to the core of team collaboration, testing whether a shared, editable knowledge base can replace entrenched platforms like Slack.
In July 2026, PromptQL released its AI-native workspace, positioning itself as a "multiplayer AI" alternative to Slack. The product, built with Hasura, React and Tailwind CSS, lets teams create shared AI threads where prompts, answers and contextual data are captured in a living knowledge base.
The launch was announced on X by co‑founder Tanmai Govindan (@TanmaiG), who described PromptQL as "the world's first AI native workspace" and credited the accidental development of the product to the team behind Hasura. He wrote:…
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