We built an internal tool to reduce context switching (early feedback welcome)
Hey IH 👋
Over the last few months, we’ve been building an internal tool to deal with a problem our team kept running into: too many tools, too much context switching, and work getting fragmented across email, chat, docs, meetings, and tasks.
It started as something just for us — not a product — but it’s reached a point where we want to see if this pain is shared by others.
The idea is a single workspace where your work context actually lives, instead of jumping between 5–6 apps all day.
It’s still early and imperfect, but we’re opening it up to a small group for honest feedback (not selling anything).
If you’re curious, you can take a look here and fill the early access form:
https://omnex.tech
I’d genuinely love feedback — especially what feels unnecessary or confusing.
Love this direction .context switching is such a real productivity killer, this sounds genuinely worth exploring.
The description is very interesting! Yes, this problem exists. It's especially noticeable when I have to switch between projects. The first difficulty I encountered on your website was that before filling out the early access form, there was no description of how your solution is structured. There was no documentation, screenshots, or videos. It was clear what problem the product solves, but not how it solves it. The information provided was insufficient for me to choose your solution and request access.
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback — this is fair and very helpful. You’re absolutely right: while the problem is clearly stated, we didn’t do a good job showing how the solution actually works before asking for early access. That’s on us.
We’re actively fixing this by adding a clear product walkthrough with screenshots and a short demo video that explains the core workflow, how projects are structured, and how switching context is handled. The goal is to make it obvious within a minute whether this fits your use case, before any signup friction.
Appreciate you taking the time to call this out — feedback like this directly shapes what we build and how we present it.