An AI-first email client that drafts replies in your own voice, triages the inbox and chases follow-ups, built around an agent rather than bolted onto one.
Highlights
- Voice-matched reply drafting from your email history
- Smart triage that surfaces urgent messages and auto-archives low-priority threads
- Follow-up tracking with nudges to you or the recipient
- The ability to act from Slack, iMessage, or mobile without opening the inbox
- Calendar scheduling from within email
- CRM and Slack integrations
- Agentic task execution beyond drafting
- An AI-native client rather than a plugin on Gmail or Outlook
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About Slashy
What it is
Slashy is an email client built around an AI agent rather than adding AI features to a conventional inbox. It drafts replies in your voice, triages incoming mail into what needs you and what does not, and tracks the threads you are waiting on. The pitch it uses for itself is a Cursor for email.
Why it's different
Building the client around the agent rather than the other way round is a real architectural difference, and it shows in follow-up tracking — knowing which of forty sent emails never got a reply is something a bolted-on assistant cannot do because it does not own the mailbox. The costs are proportionate. An AI email client needs full access to your mail, which is among the most sensitive things you own, and that is a bigger trust decision with a young company than with Google or Microsoft. Drafts in your voice are also convincing enough to send unread, which is precisely when they go wrong.
How people use it
It suits people whose day is genuinely correspondence — sales, support, founders, anyone with a three-figure inbox. The routine that works is triage first thing, then reviewing drafts rather than accepting them, because the tool is good at the shape of a reply and cannot know the thing you have not told it. Follow-up tracking is the feature people keep it for, since that is the revenue-shaped part of email nobody does reliably by hand.
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