Slashy is an AI-native email client and assistant that drafts replies in your voice, triages what matters, and makes sure no follow-up slips, so you spend less time in your inbox and more time on what matters. It connects to your email, calendar, CRM, and meeting notes and learns how you work, so you can ask Slashy to prep you for your next meeting, draft a follow-up, clear your inbox to zero, track who still owes you a reply, or fire off an email from iMessage or Slack while you're on the go.
Vela
I spend a lot of time with email on my phone. How can I use slashy on my phone?
Slashy
@apexflux Yep! We have a mobile app and a slack/imessahe agent
Vela
@harsha_gaddipati android as well?
Slashy
@bigyahu If you're happy with poke no need!
But for people whose workloads are heavier/reliability is a concern find switching to an email client + an imessage agent meant for b2b/not consumer email/calendar workflows is a p big improvement.
Mailwarm
Do you have a mode where it suggests drafts and follow ups but never sends anything without explicit approval?
Slashy
@thamibenjelloun Yep this is default mode
Slashy
@etiennegarcia This is great to hear.
We see about 83% of Slashy emails are sent w/ none to minimal modifications
Really like the angle here. The thing that always makes or breaks an AI email tool for me is the trust layer right before sending: how much control do I actually get over tone, and does it genuinely learn my own writing style instead of falling back to that generic AI voice you can spot a mile away? Sounds like that's exactly what you're attacking with the calendar/CRM/meeting context plus the correction loop. Curious how many corrections it takes before a draft really sounds like me rather than a press release.
One honest bit of friction: "Free for 7 days, credit card required." The 7 days are fine, but asking for a card up front is a real blocker for a lot of people (me first!). Letting people feel the magic before reaching for their wallet would probably convert better, the product clearly has enough wow to stand on its own. Congrats on the launch :)
Slashy
@keirodev Hey Kévin, unfortunately inference costs are non-negligible, so we have the blocker to ensure we don't have a lot of tire kickers.
Shoot me a text at 262-271-5339, and can give you a special no CC link :)
@harsha_gaddipati Fair, inference isn't free and tire-kickers are a real tax, I won't pretend that tradeoff is easy. My only pushback: a card wall doesn't just filter tire-kickers, it also filters the people most likely to fall for the style-matching but who reflexively bounce at "enter card." A tiny no-CC tier, even 3 to 5 drafts just to feel it match your voice once, might convert better than gating the wow behind the wallet. You could cap by output instead of by card. Appreciate the no-CC link offer though, genuinely kind of you :)
Either way, congrats again and good luck with the launch.
Slashy
@keirodev Yeah isnt a bad point, still thinking of best how to do a paywall!
I've been hunting for an email client that doesn't make my eyes bleed for years. Outlook, Gmail, a couple of goes at Superhuman, Protonmail, Spark. Always a tradeoff somewhere, Gmail's search is borderline useless, and the AI features I actually want are tied to Gemini.
Slashy is the first one that's stuck. AI native email client built for sales teams, going head to head with Superhuman, with a first party Attio integration. Open a thread and it pulls in the person, company, deal, and recent activity, and you can update those records straight from the inbox. The AI draft, search, and summarisation are grounded in real Attio context, not generic guesses, and it runs in Slack or iMessage too.
Best example so far: a prospect sent through one of those classic "we've gone with someone else" emails. Before I'd even opened it, Slashy had pinged me in Slack with a summary and closed the deal in Attio automatically. The bad news was handled before I had a chance to feel bad about it.
If you're on Attio (or Salesforce/Hubspot) and looking for something better than Gmail, it is 100% worth a try!
Been using it for the last few months and honestly love it, especially the iMessage integration! One of the smoothest experiences I’ve had getting used to a new product.
Slashy
@wocheslander Thanks <3
Was a lot of work and user feedback/iterations to get here.
If only we had Fable for this 😅