Grammarly has announced it is rebranding as “Superhuman”, following its acquisition of the email software Superhuman in July. Despite the new name, the company says it will retain Grammarly’s existing identity and functionality for now. In the long run, the firm is also considering rebranding other acquired products, including Coda, the productivity platform it purchased last year.
Alongside the rebrand, the company is launching Superhuman Go, an AI assistant integrated into Grammarly’s browser extension. Beyond offering writing suggestions and email feedback, the assistant can now connect with tools like Jira, Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar to provide additional context. For instance, when scheduling a meeting, the assistant can automatically log tickets or check availability.
According to Superhuman, upcoming updates will allow the AI assistant to access information from internal systems and CRMs, enabling it to recommend more personalised email updates.
Users can activate the new integrations by toggling an option within the Grammarly plugin. They can also explore different AI agents in the company’s Agent Store, launched in August, which currently features tools such as a proofreader and a plagiarism detector.
Superhuman Go is now available to all Grammarly users. The company’s Pro subscription plan—which includes grammar and tone assistance in multiple languages—costs $12 per month (Rs 1,065 annually), while the Business package provides access to Superhuman Mail for $33 per month (Rs 2,928 annually).
Superhuman also plans to extend its AI capabilities to Coda and its email clients, adding features such as automated content generation in documents and email drafts using both internal and external data sources.
With the acquisitions of Coda and Superhuman, Grammarly is positioning itself as a comprehensive AI productivity suite, aiming to compete with platforms like Notion, ClickUp, and Google Workspace, which have all introduced similar AI-driven tools in recent years.
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