Grammarly, the popular AI service for writing text, will keep the product of the same name, but the company itself has changed its name to “Superhuman”. The Verge writes that the company is now focused on building a platform of AI agents aimed at the work environment.
In addition to Grammarly, the new brand also includes Superhuman Mail, Coda and the newly introduced Superhuman Go products. These services are offered as a joint subscription package.
Superhuman Go is a team of AI agents designed to “brainstorm” with team members, send emails, find information and manage tasks. The system integrates with applications such as Jira, Gmail, Google Drive and Google Calendar.
The Verge notes that Superhuman Go is actually an improved version of Grammarly Go — now it can perform not only writing, but also a wider range of work tasks.
Founded in 2009, Grammarly attracted $ 1 billion in investment in May 2025. These funds were directed towards product development, sales and marketing, as well as strategic acquisitions.
