Grammarly Rebrands as Superhuman, Unites Writing, Coda and Mail

On Oct. 29, 2025, Grammarly announced it would rebrand as Superhuman and roll its writing tool into a broader AI-native productivity suite that unites Grammarly, the Coda workspace and Superhuman Mail under a single platform. The company also unveiled Superhuman Go, a browser-based set of AI agents designed to work across users applications to draft messages, summarize meetings, pull contextual data and schedule events.

Superhuman Go connects to popular services such as Google Workspace and Microsoft Outlook and, at launch, supports integrations with Atlassian Jira and Confluence. The agents operate in the background of users workflows, flagging mismatches between a draft and current context — for example, underlining a meeting time in an email if a connected calendar shows the appointment was rescheduled — and suggesting edits or actions based on linked data in CRM or project tools. The company said the suite will be available in Chrome and Microsoft Edge initially, with Windows and Mac upgrades arriving soon.

The rebrand follows a series of acquisitions earlier in 2024 and 2025, when the company bought Coda and Superhuman Mail and folded those products into the combined...