Grammarly is now Superhuman: What’s new, what’s changed, and what stays the same

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If you’ve been relying on Grammarly to fix your typos or make your writing sound smoother, there’s big news. Grammarly has officially rebranded itself as Superhuman, and the change goes far beyond a new name. The company is stepping into a much larger role, evolving from a writing assistant into a full suite of AI tools that help you not just write better but work smarter across everything you do.

For years, Grammarly has been quietly operating in the background — polishing sentences, correcting grammar, and refining tone without demanding your attention. It was one of those rare technologies that became invisible through familiarity, like flipping on a light switch. Now, under its new identity, Superhuman is building on that same idea but expanding it to include a range of AI-powered helpers designed to anticipate what you need before you even ask.

Meet Superhuman Go: AI That Works Everywhere You Do

The biggest new addition is called Superhuman Go, which introduces a team of AI “agents” that can brainstorm ideas, look up information, schedule meetings, manage tasks, and even compose emails in your voice. Unlike traditional AI tools that sit idle in a separate window waiting for you to prompt them, these agents work directly inside the apps you already use.

Imagine writing an email and, without having to leave your inbox, the AI pulls in the latest product details from your CRM, adjusts your tone to sound professional, or even offers to book a meeting based on your availability. Superhuman Go does all that seamlessly in the background, allowing you to stay focused on your work. It’s designed to make your everyday workflow smoother by offering help exactly when and where you need it — without any extra effort on your part.

A Suite of Connected AI Tools for the Modern Workspace

Superhuman is no longer just one product. It now includes Grammarly’s original writing assistant, Coda’s all-in-one workspace for collaboration, and Superhuman Mail, an AI-powered inbox that drafts replies and prioritizes your messages. Together, these products form a connected ecosystem that promises to save time and effort across your daily tasks.

After a meeting, for instance, Coda can automatically convert your notes into actionable tasks or even a ready-to-share project brief. Meanwhile, Superhuman Mail can draft thoughtful replies that sound like you and adapt to your changing schedule or priorities. This seamless integration of tools makes the new Superhuman feel less like separate apps and more like one intelligent system quietly streamlining your workflow.

What Stays the Same and What It Means for You

Despite all these transformations, the Grammarly product you know isn’t going anywhere. The trusted grammar, spelling, and tone suggestions will continue to help you communicate clearly and confidently. What’s changing is the scale and ambition. Grammarly is no longer just a writing tool but part of a much broader vision to make AI feel effortless, natural, and built into everything you do.

With Superhuman, the company wants to bring intelligence to every corner of your digital life — not through flashy prompts or extra clicks, but by being quietly present wherever you work. The goal is simple: to make your writing sharper, your workflow smarter, and your technology so seamless that you barely notice it’s there at all.