New Delhi: In recent reports, it has been reported that Grammarly is now a part of Superhuman, the AI writing tools join Coda, Superhuman Mail, and the latest AI assistant called Superhuman Go. This latest Superhuman suite, which is going to include all these tools, is now available for Grammarly Pro subscribers. Superhuman Go will be free for subscribers until February 1, 2026. The company has not yet confirmed or announced pricing beyond that date. Grammarly is now taking its latest name from Superhuman Mail, the AI email application it acquired in June, following its purchase of the collaboration application Coda in December 2024. All three products will now operate under the Superhuman brand, with the latest logo replacing Grammarly’s original one.
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The standalone Grammarly writing tools will continue to exist, but they will have a more minor role under the latest structure. It is really complicated and frankly scary thing, and everything, but in reality, the Grammarly brand isn’t going anywhere, as said by Noam Lovinsky, chief product officer at Superhuman. He also added that the rebrand had been planned since late last year, before the Superhuman Mail deal. These changes will focus on creating a unified AI productivity platform that will connect with over 100 applications.
Superhuman Go can perform tasks like scheduling meetings using the Google Calendar or finding details for the presentations from the database. The interface of Superhuman Go will look familiar to Grammarly users, featuring the sidebar for AI suggestions and prompts. Grammarly itself now functions as one of the several AI agents in the latest Superhuman Agent Store, along with these tools for Google Workspace and Microsoft Outlook.
