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Email client that drafts replies in your voice, holds the meeting and chases threads that stalled
Slashy is an email client that takes instructions. Ask it to reply to someone, confirm a time and attach a file, and it drafts the message in the writing style it learned from your sent mail, books the calendar hold and attaches the document. Search works by meaning rather than exact wording across threads and attachments, a catch-up view lists what needs you and what was decided, and it surfaces stalled threads with a follow-up ready to send. Inline rewrites, voice-to-draft and reusable snippets live in the editor. Slashy, Inc. runs it on AWS in the United States, holds SOC 2 Type II and CASA Tier 2, and states customer data is not used to train models.
Professional is $25 per user per month billed annually, or $30 per user billed monthly, with unlimited inboxes. The 7-day full-access trial requires a card. Enterprise adds SSO, SCIM, a security review package and custom data controls at a quoted price.
Use tool ↗Slashy's difference from the pile of inbox assistants is that one instruction spans the reply, the calendar hold and the attachment instead of just producing text. Style learning from your own sent mail makes the drafts usable rather than generic. It is priced like a premium client and there is no free tier, so the trial week is your only look before paying.
Watch out: It needs read access to your entire mailbox and calendar to learn voice and context — data is stored on AWS in the US, so check that against your region's rules first.
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