Slashy

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In one lineSlashy is an AI email client that drafts, summarizes, searches, and organizes email while supporting follow-ups, meetings, and calendar workflows.

Slashy is an AI email client and intelligent inbox from Karvix Inc. It uses inbox and calendar context to help prepare email, scheduling, and follow-up work for review, while leaving final sending decisions with the user.

What it does

Slashy is designed to help founders manage email context, decisions, scheduling, and follow-through. According to its product documentation, it can draft and rewrite replies, summarize and search email, track follow-ups, create reminders and automations, prepare meeting briefings, support calendar-related workflows, and classify messages with AI.

The service can be accessed through its inbox interface, iMessage, Slack, voice features, mobile apps, and a native Mac desktop app. The help center documents connection paths for Gmail and Microsoft 365/Outlook. Its Terms document Google OAuth access for Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Meet, including reading, sending, and managing email, accessing calendar events, creating meeting links, modifying labels, and taking actions based on user instructions.

Notable capabilities

Drafting and rewriting email replies for user review.
Email summarization, search, and AI-powered classification.
Follow-up tracking, reminders, and automations.
Meeting briefings and calendar-related workflows.
Access through inbox, iMessage, Slack, voice features, mobile apps, and a Mac desktop app.

Who it helps

Slashy is aimed primarily at founders and other users who need to coordinate communication, decisions, meetings, and follow-ups from email and calendar information. It may fit workflows where email is not an isolated task but part of a broader process involving scheduling, relationship context, and ongoing commitments.

How it fits a workflow

Slashy learns from inbox and calendar context, including a user’s stated voice, relationships, decisions, and preferences, and prepares items for review. A practical workflow can therefore involve connecting an account, letting the service assemble drafts or summaries, checking the proposed action, and approving or revising it before sending. At least one Gmail account must be connected to use the service, according to its Terms.

The homepage lists Professional pricing at $25 per user per month when billed annually, or $30 per month when billed monthly. A seven-day full-access trial requires a credit card. Enterprise pricing is custom and includes SSO, SCIM, onboarding, and custom security and data controls. (Pricing and product information)

Strengths and limits

Slashy’s documented strength is the breadth of its email-centered workflow: drafting, search, follow-ups, reminders, meeting preparation, and calendar actions are brought into one service. Its multi-channel access may also suit users who do not want to work only in a traditional inbox.

Users remain responsible for reviewing AI-generated content before sending, and the Terms do not guarantee that AI output will be accurate or complete. The Privacy Policy says AI providers may not retain customer data or use it to train models, while Slashy stores encrypted AI memories and conversation history. Account data is deleted within seven days after account deletion, with backups deleted within seven days or up to fourteen days during active incidents. (Privacy Policy)

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