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Supercharge Notion with custom /commands

Slashy makes you more productive. Add custom commands to make recordings within Notion, draw, or create your own templates.

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Save hundreds of hours

With Slashy you don’t have to switch back and forth between apps to perform all sorts of actions. Do everything in Notion.

Fully open source

You can contribute to the development of Slashy on GitHub

Quick recordings

User /record to make recordings without Loom

Make drawings in Notion

Use /draw to make annotations and all sorts of drawings

Create your own commands

Easily create commands as templates or scripts using the SDK

Create your own custom commands

With Slashy you don’t have to switch back and forth between apps to perform all sorts of actions. Do everything in Notion.

Example: Aliases

Frequently type in your signature? Make a /sign command!

Example: Reusable blocks

Do you have a layout you like to use for planning out your MVP development? Use /mvp!

Example: Images

Want to add your picture to your pages quickly? Create a /avatar command!

Develop advanced plugins

Use the Slashy SDK to easily build plugins. With simple methods to insert text and images into any page, and display modals to get user data.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about the product.

Is Slashy free?

Yes, Slashy is 100% free. You can click on Get Started to download it for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

What platforms can I use Slashy on?

Currently Slashy is available on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

Does Slashy work across platforms?

At the moment Slashy won't save your data across different browsers, since it is all stored locally.

Is there a limit to the commands that can be created?

No, you can create as many commands as you want for free.

What kind of commands can you create with Slashy?

With Slashy you can create three types of commands: templates, scripts, and images. The first one lets you reuse blocks of text to insert into Notion, the second allows you to code all sorts of plugins with the SDK, and the final type is used to insert an image within Notion.

How do I use Slashy?

After installing, you can access the command sidebar by clicking on the "zap" icon on the top right of the Notion page. Then you can use any of the commands there by typing "/" into Notion.