Sota for voice to voice isn't easy.
But generational products aren't easy to make either 🚀
Introducing Slashy Voice, the first voice-to-voice agent for your inbox.
Clear your whole inbox on the drive home.
Just talk to Slashy. It reads your emails, moves your calendar, replies and archives while your eyes stay on the road.
Included in all @slashyemail plans.
Try it for free at slashy.com
PS: we spent $3,000 on Fable credits for this video, let me know thoughts.
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Not your grandpa's email client 😏
Excited to introduce Collaborative Drafting in @slashyemail
No more:
– spending days going back and forth on one draft
– Slack threads asking "can you look at this?"
– forwarding emails around for edits
Email can finally be multiplayer just like Google Docs
Slashy is the email platform built for teams whose time is worth something :)
Try it for free at slashy.com
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Use code BREWERS and experience the best email client :)
LFGGGGGGG THE BREWERS WONNNN
In honor of WS MVP Cooper Pratt
Use code BREWERS and everyone gets a free month of Slashy
use before @DhruvRoongta forces me to take this down
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Slashy on Duo is a pretty nice combo
Excited to say @slashyemail has @Apple Duo support now.
All existing Testflight users have access, general app store access will be rolled out over the next few days.
Our goal with Slashy is to be the best email solution for any platform, and this is just another step towards it 🚀
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Don't know why anyone serious wouldn't connect Slashy to their AI
Your AI is searching the wrong inbox.
You ask ChatGPT if the signed term sheet came in. It checks your work email, finds nothing, and tells you it never arrived.
It's sitting in your personal Gmail.
Most of us juggle 3 to 5 inboxes. Every AI wants its own login, and each one only ever sees part of your mail.
Slashy indexes every inbox once, Gmail and Outlook, and gives your AI one MCP to search all of it. ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, whatever you use.
Every inbox. One MCP.
Try it for free at slashy.com :)
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Excited to work on this
Excited to announce, our official integration with @Zoom
Slashy users can now connect their zoom accounts and have Slashy do everything from:
- Create/update Zoom Invites
- Follow up when someone no-shows a meeting
- Send an email when they're running late to a Zoom call, and much much more
To connect just go to calendar -> conferencing providers and connect
Get a free month with slashy.com/offer/zoom
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No excuses to be on superhuman now
Today we're launching @slashyemail for Outlook.
Slashy is the new era of email, the era where everyone gets their own assistant, and is now open to anyone who's still unfortunate enough to be on Microsoft 365
Some things outlook beta users used Slashy for include:
- Sorting important emails from noise (after all outlook's spam filter sucks)
- Drafting replies that sounded like them instead of GPT slop
- Handling scheduling end-to-end (including timezones, and reschedules)
- Prepping them before every call
Set it up in 5 minutes and start saving 2 hours a day at slashy.com
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Scheduling is one of the largest time sinks in email.
Happy to say Slashy just eliminated it.
We just killed @Calendly.
Nothing says “IDGAF about you” like sending someone a Calendly link.
So we built autonomous scheduling into @slashyemail.
Just CC Slashy (or your own custom alias), and it handles the rest.
→ Finding availability
→ Following up when someone goes quiet
→ Picking a location
→ Rescheduling when someone inevitably has a conflict come up the day before
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Vote for Slashy for product of the day! producthunt.com/products/sla…
Excited to announce...
We’re launching Slashy on Product Hunt today again.
This time it's about the assistant, not the client :)
Slashy is the AI assistant that does email for you.
Draft replies, prep for meetings, and automate follow-ups across your tools. From your inbox, iMessage, Slack, or a phone call.
🚨Would appreciate any support/love :) 🚨
producthunt.com/products/sla…
Slash x Slash(y)
Excited to announce an exclusive deal we have for all @slashapp customers.
One month of Slashy on me 🫡
Slashy is the email meant for the next generation of entrepreneurs, and Slash is the bank meant for them.
Happy to have this partnership 🤝
S/o Allie, @veer_ukrani, @jkcruikshank
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Pretty excited to announce this!
Introducing @slashyemail imessage.
The first imessage assistant for email.
With Slashy
-> Can voice memo a draft
-> Have it send you a preview
-> Open the preview in chat and manually edit/add formatting
-> Use AI to polish it even more
-> Send the email
-> Get a text when someone opens the email
Still in preview, dm for an invite
(The platform is open for all, this new version is not)
Welcome @kenemrls to the Slashy team!
This has been a long time coming.
Excited to announce that @kenemrls is joining the @slashyemail team as our founding engineer.
In less than a month, Kenny has already shipped:
> A full iPad app
> A complete reskin of our iOS app (now the best-looking mobile email client)
> An entirely new landing page from scratch
> ~25 PRs a day
I remember after day 1 of his work trial at Slashy, Kenny asked me. “Why do people flex shipping 10 PRs in a day that feels so little”.
That’s how I knew we had to have him.
He’s the unicorn who has taste, and intensity.
Can’t wait to build the future of email with Kenny :)
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Slashy users cooking
Today we’re launching Browzer.
The AI DevRel studio that puts your entire docs & technical content pipeline on autopilot - not just the docs.
Until today, Mintlify, GitBook, and Fern automated documentation.
We’re taking the next step.
After 100+ conversations with DevRels, the same thing kept coming up: They spend 50%+ of their time on content.
They want that time back for community, events, and talking to real users.
Today, DevRel teams finally get it.
Message me if you'd like to try Browzer for free for a month.
It's actually like magic 🎩🪄
Slashy reminded @mynameisyahia twice to follow up with someone he'd overlooked in his inbox. It was a large company. Now they’re a customer of @getcontextdev
Before Slashy he used to do everything in Gmail. Until he realized he was waking up to 400 emails, and taking 3 hours just to get through 100 of them.
He tried it skeptically. Next day he cleared 500 emails in an hour, every one a personal reply that sounded like him, because Slashy had learned from what he'd already sent.
Now he just spends 30 minutes a day on email. His only concern?
"It might be a little too magical. I don't know what's going on, but it works."












