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Slashy lives at app.slashy.com. If you have access, that’s the URL to sign in. The marketing site at slashy.com is for visitors and shows a waitlist CTA, which is a different experience from the product itself.

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Where to go

1

Open app.slashy.com

Type app.slashy.com directly into your address bar. Bookmark it after the first sign-in so you don’t end up on the marketing page.
2

Continue with Google

Slashy uses Google OAuth. Pick the Google account that was granted access to Slashy and approve the requested permissions.
3

Land in your inbox

First load runs a quick sync. After that, you can close the tab and reopen app.slashy.com anytime; you’ll stay signed in.
Browser address bar showing app.slashy.com
Google OAuth screen for signing in to Slashy

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If you only see a waitlist CTA

A waitlist button means you landed on the marketing site, not the app. Two things to check:
  • Your URL is app.slashy.com, not slashy.com or www.slashy.com.
  • You’re signed in with the Google account that has access. If you have multiple Google accounts in the same browser, switch profiles or use the account picker at accounts.google.com.
If you’re at app.slashy.com with the right Google account and still see a waitlist message, your account hasn’t been granted access yet. Reach out to whoever sent you the invite, or to support@slashy.com.

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Desktop app

The Slashy desktop app wraps the same web experience and adds native notifications and a dock icon. Download it from Settings → Desktop in the web app, then sign in once. The desktop app reuses your browser session for the first sign-in.
Slashy desktop app sign-in prompt

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Multi-device sign-in

Slashy keeps you signed in on every device until you sign out. You can use the web app, the desktop app, and mobile at the same time. Drafts, automations, and read state sync across all of them. If you’re getting kicked out repeatedly, your browser is likely clearing cookies on close. Allow cookies for slashy.com in your browser’s privacy settings.

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Recovering an account

Slashy doesn’t store its own password. Recovery is your Google account recovery. If you can sign in to Gmail, you can sign in to Slashy. If your Google account itself is locked, recover it through Google first, then return to app.slashy.com.

Connecting Gmail

Authorize Gmail and add additional inboxes.

Desktop app

Install and set up the Mac and Windows apps.

Trial and billing

How the 7-day trial works.

Multiple accounts

Use more than one inbox in the same workspace.

Disconnect an account

Sign out and remove access.