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Slashy runs in your browser at slashy.com. Sign in at slashy.com/login, and once you’re signed in, slashy.com opens your inbox.

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Where to go

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Open slashy.com/login

Go to slashy.com/login, or click Sign in on the Slashy homepage.
2

Sign in with Google or Microsoft

Choose Sign in with Google or Sign in with Microsoft, pick the account you use for Slashy, and approve the requested permissions. Microsoft sign-in is for Outlook and Microsoft 365 accounts. See Connecting Outlook.
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Land in your inbox

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

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If you see the homepage instead of your inbox

You’re not signed in in this browser yet. Go to slashy.com/login and sign in with the account you use for Slashy. If you have several Google accounts in the same browser, pick the right one in the account chooser, or switch browser profiles. If you sign in with the right account and still can’t reach your inbox, email 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 slashy.com/download, or press Cmd+K and type “Download desktop app”, then sign in once. The desktop app reuses your browser session for the first sign-in.

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Sign out of Slashy

Open Settings > Account and click the sign-out icon beside your name at the top. Slashy asks you to confirm with a Sign out of Slashy? dialog, because signing out ends your session for your entire Slashy account, not one inbox. To remove a single inbox, cancel and use Disconnect under Connected Accounts. See Disconnect, Pause, or Reconnect.

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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 or Microsoft account recovery. If you can sign in to that account, you can sign in to Slashy. If the account itself is locked, recover it with Google or Microsoft first, then return to slashy.com/login. If your company requires single sign-on, signing in with your work account sends you to your identity provider automatically. See Enterprise SSO.

Connecting Gmail

Authorize Gmail and add additional inboxes.

Connecting Outlook

Sign in with Microsoft or add an Outlook inbox.

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.

Enterprise SSO

Sign in through your company identity provider.

Disconnect an account

Sign out and remove access.