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Slashy understands voice in two places: as a full conversation with the AI agent on mobile, and as dictation anywhere you’d normally type a draft.

Voice conversations with the agent

On the mobile app, tap the microphone in the AI chat to start a spoken conversation. Ask about your inbox or calendar, request a briefing, or talk through a draft out loud; the agent responds in kind and keeps the conversation going until you stop it. Voice conversations can read, search, summarize, and draft, and they can act: send an email, apply a label, or create or change a calendar event. Before anything that can’t be undone, Slashy reads the action back and waits for you to say yes.

Dictating a draft

Anywhere you’re composing, dictate instead of typing: Speak naturally. Slashy transcribes as you talk and drops the text into the draft or chat input, so you can keep editing by hand or by voice.
Dictation works mid-draft too. Start typing, switch to Cmd+Shift+J partway through, and the transcribed text is inserted at your cursor.

What voice can and can’t do

Voice can summarize threads, brief your day, search your inbox, and draft replies or new emails. It can also send email, apply labels, and create or update calendar events. For each of those, Slashy reads the action back (“Want me to send that?”) and only goes ahead after a clear spoken yes. With Read Mode on, voice stays read-only: it can read, search, and draft, but it declines to send, label, or change your calendar.

Sidebar Agent & Command Palette

Chat with the agent and run commands.

Agent autonomy

What the agent can and cannot do on its own.

Connect your Codex subscription

Use your own ChatGPT/Codex plan in agent chat.

Slashy on mobile

Set up the iOS app.

Keyboard shortcuts

Every shortcut for navigating Slashy faster.