From correcting typos to running your workflow
Grammarly’s bold rebrand to Superhuman isn’t just cosmetic. It’s a product repositioning that aims to own the AI productivity layer across tools like Google Docs, Slack, and Outlook.
What’s new
- The new AI assistant supports multi-app context awareness, letting users draft, summarize, or schedule seamlessly between platforms.
- The rebrand merges Grammarly’s huge writing dataset with a broader agentic AI vision, targeting the enterprise productivity market.
- Early testers note strong coherence and better command chaining compared to lightweight browser copilots.
The competitive lens
Superhuman enters a crowded race against Microsoft 365 Copilot and Google Workspace AI, but its edge lies in being platform-agnostic. The name change reflects a shift from writing help to workflow orchestration.