Grammarly has officially rebranded as Superhuman and unveiled a comprehensive AI-driven work suite — marking a major shift from its roots as a writing tool to a full productivity platform.
Under the new branding, Grammarly’s flagship writing assistant remains but now sits alongside two newly integrated products: Coda, a collaborative workspace, and Superhuman Mail, an AI-enhanced email client acquired earlier in 2025. At the heart of Superhuman is Superhuman Go, a next-generation AI assistant built to span over 100 apps — including Google Workspace, Microsoft Outlook, and Slack — offering proactive support such as drafting replies, scheduling meetings, and summarising threads.
The move reflects Superhuman’s ambition to ‘close the productivity gap’ by enabling users to operate across multiple tools without constant switching. The company says the rebranded platform injects context and workflow-awareness into AI assistance, rather than relying solely on user-driven prompts.
For subscribers of previous Grammarly Pro plans, access to the full Superhuman suite is now available, with Superhuman Go offered at no extra cost until at least February 1, 2026.
With this transformation, Superhuman positions itself not just as a writing partner, but as a central hub for AI-powered productivity — aiming to challenge tools from Microsoft, Google and others in the race to define the future of work.
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