Slashy
AI email client for Gmail and Outlook that drafts replies in your voice, books meetings and tracks follow-ups.
Slashy is an AI email client for Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook.com and Microsoft 365 that drafts replies in your voice, handles your calendar and chases follow-ups, on the web, Mac and iPhone. Professional is $25 per user a month billed annually ($300 a year) or $30 billed monthly, after a 7-day trial that needs a card.
About Slashy
Slashy reads the full thread and drafts the reply you would have written, and you can rewrite, shorten or change the tone of selected text, dictate drafts by voice and insert saved snippets. It learns your voice, relationships, decisions and preferences from emails, events and corrections, and plain-language search finds the right thread, fact or attachment.
For scheduling, it checks availability, proposes times, books meetings, reschedules events and catches conflicts from your inbox. Automations run work when an email arrives, before a meeting or on a schedule you choose, reminders flag threads that go quiet and draft the next nudge, and open tracking shows when a recipient opens your email. It also connects to HubSpot, Notion, Granola and Salesforce.
You can use Slashy in the web app, in a Mac app that needs macOS 12 or later and in an iPhone app that needs iOS 16 or later; Windows and Android apps are listed as coming soon. Away from the inbox you can text it over iMessage or tag it in Slack, and its MCP server gives tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and Codex access to your email and calendar with no API keys.
Professional costs $25 per user per month billed annually, which the FAQ puts at $300 per user per year, or $30 per user billed monthly, and includes drafts and rewrites, calendar and scheduling, automations and reminders, team collaboration and unlimited inboxes. Enterprise is custom-priced and adds SSO and SCIM, a dedicated account manager, guided team onboarding and custom security and data controls; the FAQ points teams of 50 or more users to it.
Sources: slashy.com/pricing, /download, /pricing, help.slashy.com/getting-started/trial-and-billing, help.slashy.com/troubleshooting/faq and help.slashy.com/features/integrations/mcp, read 2026-10-27
Slashy pros and cons
Pros
- Read Mode limits the agent to search, read and draft, so it cannot send, archive or modify anything.
- Slashy says your email is never used to train its own or any third-party model, and its agreements bar AI providers from retaining it.
- Gmail stays the underlying email service, so your email, labels and history remain there and nothing has to be migrated.
- The help center says you can paste your own Anthropic API key to get Opus and Fable models and pay Anthropic directly for that AI use.
Cons
- The pricing page lists no free plan, and the 7-day trial needs a card that is charged when the trial ends unless you cancel first.
- There is no Windows or Android app yet; on those systems Slashy points you to the web app or, on Android, the browser plus its iMessage or Slack agent.
- Each account is for one person: shared and delegated inboxes are only under consideration.
- Its help center says to expect to edit most drafts in week 1, with the agent matching your tone on routine replies by week 3-4.
Tagged
- Web-based
- Agentic Mode
Slashy alternatives
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- 01→discode.ai
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- 02→Samepage Signals
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- 03Freemium →Atlas
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- 04Paid →Gemini Task
Google's agent in the Gemini app for multi-step tasks and schedules, for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.
- 05→Brain² by ClickUp
One AI that knows your entire company and acts on it
- 06Enterprise →Zaro
Company knowledge layer that stores how your business runs as versioned, permissioned files for AI.
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</a>Frequently asked questions
- What is Slashy?
- Slashy is an AI email client for Gmail and Outlook that drafts replies in your voice, books meetings and tracks follow-ups.
- Is Slashy free?
- Slashy is a paid product. Pricing details are on the official site.
- What platforms does Slashy support?
- Slashy's own site lists it for Web, macOS and iOS.
- What are the alternatives to Slashy?
- Similar tools in AI Productivity on vibedonalds: discode.ai, Samepage Signals, Atlas, Gemini Task.
- What are the downsides of Slashy?
- The pricing page lists no free plan, and the 7-day trial needs a card that is charged when the trial ends unless you cancel first. There is no Windows or Android app yet; on those systems Slashy points you to the web app or, on Android, the browser plus its iMessage or Slack agent. Each account is for one person: shared and delegated inboxes are only under consideration. Its help center says to expect to edit most drafts in week 1, with the agent matching your tone on routine replies by week 3-4.
- How much does Slashy cost?
- Professional is $25 per user per month billed annually, or $300 per user per year, and $30 per user billed monthly; Enterprise is custom-priced. Professional starts with a 7-day trial that needs a credit card.
- Does Slashy have a free plan?
- Its pricing page shows only Professional and Enterprise plans. New users get a 7-day trial with every feature, and the card added at signup is charged when the trial ends unless you cancel first.
- Which email providers does Slashy work with?
- Slashy works with Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook.com and Microsoft 365. It syncs with Gmail, so your email, labels and history stay there and Gmail remains the underlying email service.
- Is there a Slashy app for Windows or Android?
- Both are listed as coming soon, and Slashy suggests the web app in the meantime. The Mac app needs macOS 12 or later and the iPhone app iOS 16 or later.
- Can I use Slashy from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor?
- Yes, through the Slashy MCP server, which gives ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Notion, Cursor and Codex access to your email and calendar. You sign in through your browser with OAuth, and no API keys are needed.