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Slashy

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The AI assistant that does email for you

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The AI assistant that does email for you

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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.

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Launch tags:Email•Artificial Intelligence•Virtual Assistants

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Slashy

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Harsha, co-founder/chief email officer of Slashy (text me at 262-271-5339). A few months ago we sat down and asked ourselves a simple question: why did every AI tool we used to write email suck? They could all write. But the drafts were generic. They didn't know who we were talking to, what we'd already said, what got discussed in the last meeting, or how we actually write. No context. No memory. You'd paste in the same background every single time and still get something that sounded like a press release instead of you. And none of them actually did anything. They'd hand you a draft, but never notice the follow-up you forgot or clear the noise out of your inbox. So we built Slashy. 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. The drafts actually sound like you, not the generic AI slop you can spot a mile away, because Slashy connects to your calendar, CRM, and meeting notes for real context, and learns how you write. It gets sharper every time you correct it. That's the shift: with AI, software can finally learn from how you use it instead of waiting to be configured. If you've used Superhuman, think of it this way: Slashy has everything it does, the speed, the keyboard shortcuts, the command palette, plus it actually does the work for you. And it acts from wherever you are: your desk, iMessage, or Slack. It also works in the background. Set up automations once and Slashy runs them for you. It preps you before every call, pings you the moment a customer emails or opens something you sent, drafts your post-meeting follow-ups, and handles the repetitive inbox work so you don't have to think about it. Heck you can even text Slashy to create calendar events on the go. And there's a lot more under the hood: manage all your email accounts in one place, share your availability and book meetings without leaving your inbox, snippets, scheduled send, bulk unsubscribe, read receipts. Everything you'd expect from a serious email client, done well. Not just the AI parts. A few things Slashy has already done for early users: ✅ Took a founder from 2+ hours a day in email down to about ten minutes. In their words: "everything's already sorted and there are drafts waiting that actually sound like me, I don’t even need my EA anymore“ ✅ Saved a $500k deal that was about to slip through the cracks ✅ Helped a founder close their Series B, by managing all scheduling, and ensuring no investor got ghosted. ✅ Made countless users cancel their Superhuman and Fyxer subscriptions. The goal is simple: you spend your attention on the work only you can do, and Slashy handles the rest so nothing falls through the cracks. It's used by everyone from pre-seed founders to investors to sales teams at fast-growing startups like Corgi, Datafruit, and Autumn. 🎁 For Product Hunt: you can get started for $0, and SLASHYFRIENDS gets you 20% off all subscriptions, lifetime. I'll be here all day with the team, and every comment gets a reply. I'd love to hear: what's the thing you hate the most about email and scheduling 👇

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8h ago

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been using it for 3months now, the email search is really good. i’m waiting for some upcoming updates where my agents can also use Slashy, that’d be pretty sick. are you folks working on that?

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6h ago

Slashy

Maker

@saksham_aggarwal7 Hey Saksham our MCP is actually the only one that supports multi-inbox, calendar, and can update Slashy's personalized memory.

Teams like Agentmail already love it :)

Can check it here: https://help.slashy.com/how-to-guides/slashy-mcp-claude-desktop

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6h ago

Kudos for making this serious, full-stack email client instead of just a wrapper plugin. Quick question. If run two different businesses from two different accounts, does Slashy keep the context and brand voices completely separate? @harsha_gaddipati

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6h ago

Slashy

Maker

@vikramp7470 Yep! We create memories, and look at past emails from each account to make sure, context that should be shared is, and context that should be separate is :)

We're the only email agent thats built for multi-inbox workflows

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5h ago

How do you stop Slashy from texting you every single email? Is there some way to filter out only important emails?

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6h ago

Slashy

Maker

@anmolcs Just text Slashy to only send you important ones!

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6h ago

Slashy is great — making it possible to avoid thinking about the minutiae of sending emails. Only feedback is more integrations or background work that leverage available context (eg auto drafts using notes from Granola meeting)

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5h ago

Slashy

Maker

@josephthomas Hey!

We have a Granola integration, if you go integrations -> Granola you can connect it.

Then just tell Slashy to draft automatically with notes from Granola meetings, and this should work!

Is a pretty common workflow :)

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5h ago

Congratulations on the launch!

Love chatting with my Slashy iMessage agent :)

would love a bulk mark done feature!

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6h ago

Slashy

Maker

@barun2 Hey! The agent should be able to do this now, pushed an update yesterday!

Text me at 262-271-5339 if not

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5h ago

the connects to email, calendar, CRM, and meeting notes all at once is the setup that determines whether this becomes infrastructure you depend on or a tool you trial and abandon. each integration is a potential point of failure and the value compounds only when all of them are working. what does onboarding actually look like and how long before the cross-context awareness starts producing useful outputs rather than just having access to the data

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2h ago

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