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Cushion App: When Devs Get So Fed Up with Slack They Build Their Own Tool

March 7, 2026

Is Slack notification fatigue ruining your coding flow? Meet Cushion, the bootstrapped async messaging app promising to kill chat noise and save your team's sanity.

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