Press / anywhere on your Mac to type faster, fix anything, and never lose a copy.
Free forever, no account · works in every app you type in · your clipboard stays on your Mac
Stop reaching for the menu, the mouse, or another tab. Press / and go.
Turn three keystrokes into a paragraph. Signatures, addresses, canned replies, code boilerplate, with live dates, fill-in fields, and your cursor placed exactly where you want it.
Select any text in Gmail, Figma, VS Code, or a tweet box, then press / and it transforms in place. No copy → switch to ChatGPT → paste → copy → switch back. The answer lands in the field you're already in.
Every other tool makes you pop open a window. Slash Command works right where your cursor is.
Every copy, saved and searchable: text, links, images, code. Stop losing the thing you copied two copies ago. Fuzzy-search your whole history and paste the right one with /paste.
Type :fire: and it becomes 🔥 — inline, in any app, no picker to hunt through. Around 1,800 shortcodes, and your own commands always win. And with GIF search (⌃⌥G), you can find and drop a GIF — or save one as a command like /funny — without leaving what you're in.
Press ⌃⌥D and just say what you mean. Slash transcribes it on-device, right where your cursor is — your voice never leaves your Mac. On Pro, an AI pass cleans it up: filler gone, punctuation added, ready to send.
If it runs on your Mac, it's free — forever, no account. AI runs on our servers, and that's Pro. Bring your own key and even that's free.
Your commands and clipboard history are stored and searched on your Mac, encrypted at rest — that content isn't logged and never leaves your device. AI commands send only the exact text you run a command on: to your own provider with your key, or — on Pro — to our zero-retention AI service that forwards it, keeps nothing, and never trains on it. Bring your own key for full end-to-end control.
Only anonymous crash reports, to help us fix bugs — and never any of your content. They contain no command text, triggers, titles, or clipboard data: just an opaque error id and counts. It's on by default and you can turn it off any time in Settings ▸ Privacy & Diagnostics.
Yes. Slash Command runs at the system level, so the / menu appears in any text field: Gmail, Figma, VS Code, Notes, Slack, your browser's address bar. If you can type there, you can slash there.
Two ways. Bring your own API key — Claude, GPT, Gemini, Groq, OpenRouter, or a local model — and every AI command is free and unlimited, with full control over cost and data. Or go Pro and get Slash AI — hosted commands and cleaned-up dictation that run without your own key, no setup, routed through a zero-retention service that keeps nothing and never trains on your text.
Yes — press ⌃⌥D and talk. Hold it like a walkie-talkie, or tap to go hands-free. Your speech is transcribed on-device and dropped right where your cursor is, in any app — free, and your voice never leaves your Mac. Recent dictations stay searchable and encrypted. Go Pro to have it cleaned up by AI (filler gone, punctuation added) and to train a personal voice profile that sounds like you.
Mac is here today, with iPhone and Android next. On Pro your snippets, clipboard, and commands sync across all of them.
Because you're paying for (and remembering) three different tools and three different shortcuts. Slash Command is one gesture for all of it, and the AI commands work inline in any app, not just inside a launcher window.
Anytime, one click. The free tier never expires, so you'll never be locked out of your own snippets or clipboard.
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