Grammarly Rebrands as Superhuman: A New Era for AI Writing Assistance
Grammarly, the AI-driven writing assistant launched in 2009, has officially rebranded itself as Superhuman, marking a significant shift in its identity. This change comes on the heels of Grammarly’s recent acquisition of Superhuman Mail, prompting the software to adopt the name of its newly acquired platform. Superhuman integrates Grammarly alongside Superhuman Mail and the AI productivity tool Coda, creating a comprehensive productivity suite that enables users to access all three applications under a single subscription.
Key Features of Superhuman:
- Superhuman Go: A new AI assistant included in all subscription tiers, enhancing user experience by providing suggestions for professional emails, retrieving information, and scheduling meetings.
- Third-party Integrations: At launch, Superhuman Go supports connections to Google Workspace and Microsoft Outlook, offering seamless interaction while the AI operates quietly in the background.
- Expanded Functionality: Future updates will enhance Coda and Superhuman Mail, aiming to streamline tasks such as drafting meeting notes and organizing email inboxes based on user schedules.
With this rebranding, the aim is to expand the perception of Grammarly beyond mere writing assistance. The suite is designed for increased productivity through various AI agents. Former Grammarly users can transition to Superhuman Go, and the rebranded suite is available through multiple subscription plans. The $12 monthly Pro plan (billed annually) offers features like unlimited paragraph rewrites and translations in 19 languages, while the Business plan is priced at $33 per month and includes Superhuman Mail.
This strategic rebranding reflects Superhuman’s commitment to enhancing user productivity by harnessing the combined power of its three applications under one unified platform.
