The company Grammarly has officially changed its name to Superhuman after acquiring the email client Superhuman Mail and the collaboration platform Coda. From now on, all products, including the well-known writing assistant Grammarly, Coda, Superhuman Mail, and the new AI assistant Superhuman Go, are unified under the Superhuman brand. However, the standalone Grammarly tool remains available to users and does not disappear from the market.
Superhuman Go is a new AI assistant built into the Grammarly extension that helps users with writing texts, editing emails, and providing style advice. Users can connect Superhuman Go to applications like Jira, Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar to automate routine tasks, such as recording tasks or finding free time for meetings. The assistant can also use data from CRM systems and internal services to improve email handling.
All Grammarly users can already try Superhuman Go by activating the corresponding option in the extension. Available agents in the Agent Store allow performing specific tasks, such as plagiarism checking or text editing. The Pro subscription costs $12 per month and includes grammar and style support in multiple languages, while the business plan for $33 per month provides access to Superhuman Mail.
Superhuman plans to add even more AI features to Coda and Superhuman Mail, including automatic document and email draft filling with information from external and internal sources. The company emphasizes integration with many popular applications so that users can get assistance in any work scenario without extra effort.
