Grammarly becomes superhuman. In a bold strategic move, Grammarly has officially acquired the Superhuman email client and rebranded under ...
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| Grammarly becomes superhuman. |
With the acquisition complete, Grammarly has transitioned its brand identity and core products under the Superhuman name. The company has also unveiled Superhuman Go, an AI-driven assistant that expands on Grammarly’s linguistic intelligence and Superhuman’s sleek productivity interface. Superhuman Go is designed to streamline writing, automate task management, and serve as a universal assistant that lives across your apps.
According to the official announcement on Superhuman’s blog, the merger brings together Grammarly’s advanced natural language processing with Superhuman’s fast, minimalist email experience. The result is a hybrid tool that can not only improve your writing but also manage your meetings, projects, and communications — all from one place.
Superhuman Go
Superhuman Go integrates deeply with common productivity platforms such as Google Calendar and Jira, allowing users to draft emails, summarize threads, update project tasks, and even generate reports through natural language prompts. It combines the fluency of an AI writer with the contextual awareness of an executive assistant.
“We built Superhuman Go to make people not just faster at writing, but faster at everything they do,” said a company spokesperson. “It’s your meeting scheduler, note-taker, and idea generator — all in one.”
One of the most anticipated updates is CRM integration, expected to arrive later this year. The company has hinted at early compatibility with Salesforce and HubSpot, allowing Superhuman Go to access customer relationship data directly within your workspace. This will enable automated follow-ups, intelligent message drafting, and contact analysis for sales and marketing professionals.
Getting started with Superhuman Go is simple. Existing Grammarly or Superhuman users can log in to their accounts via the Superhuman homepage and download the latest desktop or web version. After logging in, users will see a new “Go” button in the toolbar, representing the AI assistant.
To activate Superhuman Go, click the icon or press Cmd + G (on macOS) or Ctrl + G (on Windows). A prompt bar will appear where you can type commands such as:
“Summarize my unread emails.” “Draft a response thanking the client and scheduling a follow-up meeting.” “Add this task to Jira and set a due date for next Friday.”
The assistant parses these requests and executes them instantly, reducing the time spent toggling between applications. Superhuman Go can also be customized to recognize specific tone preferences, team tags, and even writing styles.
Grammarly’s rebrand to Superhuman isn’t just cosmetic — it reflects the company’s strategic evolution from a writing-focused tool to an intelligent productivity suite. The new identity aligns with a broader market trend toward unified AI assistants that manage communication, coordination, and creation.
AI convergence
Superhuman Go represents a growing convergence between AI writing assistants and operational productivity platforms. As competition intensifies with products like Google Duet AI and Microsoft Copilot, Superhuman positions itself as a focused, user-first solution for professionals who value speed and precision.
By merging Grammarly’s language intelligence with Superhuman’s email mastery, the newly formed Superhuman brand signals the next stage of AI productivity. Superhuman Go is more than an upgrade — it’s a reimagining of how professionals write, plan, and execute their work.
With integrations spanning communication, project management, and soon CRM, it may soon redefine what it means to “write fast, think faster.” Learn more at the official Superhuman blog for updates on new features, integrations, and Superhuman Go tutorials.
