Slashy is an AI-native email client for managing all your inboxes. Slashy Assistant is the AI built into it: it drafts replies in your voice, organizes email, schedules meetings, prepares briefings, and tracks follow-ups. Connect your calendar, CRM, meeting notes, and favorite tools, and it starts helping within five minutes. Use it inside Slashy or through iMessage, Slack, or a phone call. Set up automations in plain English, and Slashy proactively handles recurring work before you have to ask.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Harsha, co-founder/ceo of Slashy (can text me any questions at 262-271 5339).
When we first launched Slashy, we asked why every AI email tool felt the same.
They could all generate text, but they didn’t understand who you were talking to, what happened in your last meeting, what was stored in your CRM, or how you actually communicated. So we built an AI-native email client that could learn how you work and do email with you.
But we kept running into another problem: a real assistant can’t be trapped inside your inbox.
Your work is spread across multiple inboxes, your calendar, CRM, meeting notes, and other tools. And you still need things done when you’re away from your desk.
So today, we’re launching Slashy Assistant.
Connect your tools, and within five minutes Slashy starts building the context it needs to help. It can draft replies in your voice, triage what matters, schedule meetings, prepare you for calls, track who owes you a reply, and find follow-ups that are about to slip.
You can ask the assistant for help inside the Slashy email client, or reach the same assistant outside your inbox through iMessage, Slack, or a phone call. It knows the same people, conversations, commitments, and preferences wherever you talk to it.
And now Slashy doesn’t always have to wait for you to ask.
Connect it to the tools you already use, then create automations in plain English:
✅ “Every morning, archive obvious spam and cold pitches, unsubscribe from repeat senders, and send me a summary.”
✅ “Before every meeting, combine my calendar, CRM, past emails, and meeting notes into a briefing.”
✅ “After every customer call, use the meeting notes to draft a follow-up and update the contact in my CRM.”
✅ “Text me on iMessage when an important customer replies.”
✅ “Every Friday, find conversations that have gone quiet and draft follow-ups.”
You can connect Slashy to your CRM, meeting notetaker, calendar, and other tools through integrations and MCP. Once an automation is created, it keeps running proactively in the background.
Our goal is simple: build an assistant that already understands your work, notices what needs attention, and is reachable wherever you happen to be.
🎁 Product Hunt exclusive: new customers can use code PRODUCTHUNT to get their first month of Slashy free.
We’ll be here all day answering every comment. I’d love to know: what’s the first email task you’d ask Slashy to automate? 👇
happy user of Slashy for months now, and I switched from Superhuman! They categorize incoming mail better then anything else I’ve tried. Cold outbound no longer clutters my inbox and I never miss important mail anymore. Ty Harsha!
Power user of Slashy. iMessage agent is amazing, automation creation is extremely easy, and the email client itself is built for people who love shortcuts. Love it!
I bounce off email assistants at the voice step, the draft is close but never mine. When I rewrite a reply by hand, does Slashy learn from that edit or only from what got sent?
I've been using Slashy and the imessage agent is actually such a cool interface! Any plans for expanding it to be more like a general purpose agent?
Been using Slashy for most of this year and been a huge fan of (1) the keybinds and (2) the MCP server which makes it easy to have another agent interact with Slashy. Totally agree with what someone else said about Slashy being the Linear of email clients!
Slashy is a great product, i had a good exprience of using it. its easy to use and i recomended it to my friends also.
I've been using slashy for a few weeks now and it feels like the Linear of email clients. Gmail sucked and had so many problems, superhuman was so expensive. But slashy hits the perfect spot of not costing too much, and having useful AI features.
having tried many email clients, slashy is the natural go-to nowadays. very thoughtfully designed!
Really nice product! I've been looking for something like this for the past year, and this is it - it saves me an unbelievable amount of time every day. The only thing I'm missing is Outlook integration. Any chance that's on the roadmap?
I've been using slashy for the last month and now I'm not sure I could go back to living without it. The draft replies are actually solid and the assistant is usefully proactive but not annoying. Congrats on the launch, super excited to see what comes next.
i am using Slashy for 2 months first i thought it will same like other tools but i was totally wrong, its really help me alot in emails and other stuff. good luck with the launch.
About Slashy Assistant on Product Hunt
“The AI assistant that does email for you”
Slashy Assistant launched on Product Hunt on September 14th, 2026 and earned 201 upvotes and 60 comments, placing #4 on the daily leaderboard. Slashy is an AI-native email client for managing all your inboxes. Slashy Assistant is the AI built into it: it drafts replies in your voice, organizes email, schedules meetings, prepares briefings, and tracks follow-ups. Connect your calendar, CRM, meeting notes, and favorite tools, and it starts helping within five minutes. Use it inside Slashy or through iMessage, Slack, or a phone call. Set up automations in plain English, and Slashy proactively handles recurring work before you have to ask.
Slashy Assistant was featured in Email (36.8k followers), Productivity (660.5k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (478.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 288.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Slashy Assistant?
Slashy Assistant was hunted by Garry Tan and Harsha Gaddipati. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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