Grammarly is Now Superhuman, Unifying Mail and AI in New Productivity Suite

Grammarly has announced a major rebranding to be known as Superhuman, marking a step that follows its acquisitions of the email platform Superhuman Mail and the AI-driven productivity suite Coda, both completed earlier in 2025, and coming as of 30 October 2025. Under the new identity, Superhuman will unify Grammarly’s writing assistant, Superhuman Mail, and Coda’s AI work assistant into a single productivity ecosystem accessible through one unified subscription.

The company has also unveiled a new AI assistant, Superhuman Go, which will be included in all subscription tiers and is already integrated into the Chrome and Edge extensions formerly known as Grammarly. Superhuman Go will offer features such as composing and refining professional email responses, extracting and summarising information, and scheduling meetings and managing tasks, with connections to Google Workspace and Microsoft Outlook at launch to provide context-aware assistance in the background.

According to Superhuman, the goal of this rebrand is to expand beyond a mere writing agent, enabling users to work more efficiently across digital environments by merging multiple intelligent agents and platforms. The new suite will include several subscription tiers, with Pro Plan at $12 per month (annual billing) and Business Plan at $33 per month (annual billing), the latter including access to the full Superhuman Mail client.