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.
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.
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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 👇
Congrats on the launch! How do you plan to handle feedback in these early days?
How does it handle situations where you intentionally switch tones, like being more formal with investors versus casual with teammates?
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!
Slashy has been incredible! I fly through my emails every day and the founders are super responsive
Congrats on the launch! The "drafts in your voice" angle is what stands out to me. Most AI email tools generate replies that sound nothing like the sender, so getting the voice right is the hard part. Curious to see how the iMessage/Slack send-on-the-go piece works in practice.
Looks promising!
Bulk email management like delete, archive, labeling, moving, forwarding, and smart filtering would be great.
Been using it every day. Especially enjoying the slashy text chat.
Phenomenal humans and phenomenal product.
Firing off emails from iMessage while on the go is genuinely something I never knew I needed until just now. The voice-matching piece is what separates useful AI email from the stuff that sounds like a robot wrote it.
Looks promising! Bulk email management like delete, archive, labeling, moving, forwarding, and smart filtering would be great.
Slashy is an awesome product. It’s the only email client I’ve stuck to. Been a user of the product for a few months now, and it’s the best email assistant I’ve used. Congrats on the launch @harsha_gaddipati and @dhruv_roongta
best sales team in the world, always on and the tool is actually better than superhuman no joke. if there is an issue - you ping them and they fix it.
I’m using Poke for these features at the moment, any significant features or reasons I should switch?
The "no memory, no context" diagnosis is spot on - it's why most AI email tools feel like a stranger writing on your behalf. The interesting bet here is the assistant noticing the follow-up you forgot; drafting is solved, triage and memory are where the real value is. One question: how do you handle the trust line on actually sending? For me the scary part of email automation isn't the draft, it's the irreversible click. Does Slashy ever send on its own or always hand you the wheel?
I've been using it for ~2 months now, and really like it, especially the agent chat and the mobile app! Would be great to have the Slashy agent use other services via MCP. How are you guys thinking about that?
About Slashy on Product Hunt
“The AI assistant that does email for you”
Slashy launched on Product Hunt on June 14th, 2026 and earned 425 upvotes and 114 comments, earning #1 Product of the Day. 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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