Skip to main content
Connect all your Gmail accounts in one place. Each gets its own labels, settings, and automations, but you manage everything from a single interface.

Connect Additional Accounts

Go to Settings > Account (Cmd+,), click Add Account, sign in with Google, and grant permissions. Sync starts immediately.
Settings showing connected accounts

Switch Accounts

Alt+1 through Alt+9 switch between accounts. Alt+0 switches to the All unified view.

The “All” Unified View

Press Alt+0 to merge all inboxes into a single chronological stream. Useful for morning triage and catching emails across accounts. Each thread shows which account it belongs to.

Per-Inbox Configuration

Each connected account has its own:
  • Importance labels — work account uses Client/Internal, personal uses Family/Shopping
  • Automations — work gets meeting prep and VIP alerts, personal gets receipt forwarding
  • AI memories — different context per account
  • Unsubscribe and block lists
Switch to the target account first, then open Settings > Labels to configure.

Composing from Different Accounts

When composing (c), the From dropdown lets you choose which account to send from. Replies auto-select the account that received the email.
Compose window with From address selector

Separate vs. Merged Behavior

FeatureBehavior
Inbox threadsSeparate (merged in All view)
Importance labelsSeparate per account
AutomationsSeparate per account
AI memoriesSeparate, but agent can access all
CalendarAll calendars visible together
AI agent sidebarShared — searches across all accounts
Snippets & TasksShared

Best Practices

  • Keep label names distinct across accounts to avoid confusion
  • Set up separate automations per account (meeting prep for work, receipts for personal)
  • Glance at the From field before sending to confirm the right account
  • Add account-specific memories: “My work email is CEO of a startup. Professional and concise.”

Your First Week

Day-by-day onboarding guide.

Gmail Together

How Slashy and Gmail sync bidirectionally.