Grammarly’s New Superhuman AI Rebrand Goes Live. What’s New?
Grammarly has a new name.
It is now called Superhuman.
The company you knew for grammar checks and rewrite suggestions now wants to become your everyday work assistant. Instead of being just a writing tool, it is shifting into a full productivity suite for writing, emailing, planning, and staying organized.
This move comes after Grammarly bought Superhuman Mail and Coda earlier this year. Rather than renaming those products, Grammarly decided to rename itself and roll everything into one platform called Superhuman.
Superhuman includes:
- Grammarly’s writing features
- Coda’s workspace tools
- Superhuman Mail’s email platform
Superhuman Go
The company also launched a new AI assistant called Superhuman Go.
It sits inside your browser, including Chrome and Edge, and works in the background while you write, email, or manage tasks. You do not need to ask for help every time. It suggests things as you go.
Superhuman Go can:
- Draft emails in a polished tone
- Schedule meetings using your calendar
- Look up information from connected tools
- Summarize notes and threads
- Help with inbox organization
At launch, it connects to Google Workspace and Microsoft Outlook, plus over 100 business apps like Jira and Confluence. The vision is that it learns how you already work and fits into that system. For anyone who used Grammarly before, nothing disappears. The writing tool remains part of the suite and still lives inside the extension.
Pricing follows the original Grammarly plans. The Pro plan costs $12 per month when billed annually. The Business plan is $33 per month and includes the Superhuman Mail client. Superhuman Go is included at no extra charge through February 1, 2026.`