Superhuman
by Superhuman
Superhuman is a subscription email client for Gmail and Microsoft Outlook. It emphasizes keyboard-driven workflows and includes AI features for drafting, summarizing, searching, and managing email.
Acquisition Details
Grammarly announced an agreement to acquire Superhuman on July 1, 2025, and its current company page says Superhuman is part of Grammarly. The product remains available, so this denotes ownership rather than shutdown.
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- Confidence
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π Timeline
Superhuman launched
Superhuman launched its email product in 2016. The exact day is not clearly documented in the cited sources, so June 1 is used only as a year-level placeholder.
Raised $33 million Series B
Superhuman announced a $33 million Series B led by Andreessen Horowitz, bringing reported total funding to $51 million.
Raised $75 million Series C
Superhuman raised $75 million in a Series C led by IVP, with participation from Tiger Global and existing investors.
Introduced Superhuman AI
The company announced Superhuman AI, initially centered on generating polished email drafts from short prompts using OpenAI technology.
Grammarly agreed to acquire Superhuman
Grammarly announced an agreement to acquire Superhuman. The companies said Superhuman would remain a distinct product and continue investing in its email experience.
π Alternatives to Superhuman
Bard / Gemini
π’ActiveGoogle's AI assistant, originally Bard, rebranded to Gemini with multimodal capabilities.
Grammarly
π’ActiveAI writing assistant that checks grammar, spelling, tone, and clarity across platforms.
Microsoft Copilot
π’ActiveMicrosoft Copilot is a generative AI assistant available on the web, Windows, mobile devices, and Microsoft Edge. It answers questions, drafts and summarizes text, creates images, and can connect with Microsoft services.
Shortwave
π’ActiveShortwave is an AI-powered email client for Gmail and Google Workspace. It organizes messages into bundles and adds search, summarization, writing assistance, scheduling, task, and collaboration features.
πͺ¦ Other dead Productivity tools
Xembly
π Possibly DeadXembly was a workplace productivity assistant that used AI to schedule meetings, take meeting notes, track action items, and automate related administrative work through calendar and messaging integrations.
Clara
π Possibly DeadClara Labs offered an AI-assisted scheduling service that coordinated meetings by email through a human-like virtual assistant. The company was acquired by TopFunnel in 2019, and its original service is no longer operating.
Storia AI
π‘Acquired / MergedStoria AI was an AI-assisted visual design and image-editing product developed by Storia. Its tools included text editing within generated images, object removal, background changes, and image cleanup.
Limitless
π‘Acquired / MergedLimitless is an AI-powered memory and meeting assistant from Limitless AI that records or imports conversations, produces transcripts and summaries, and lets users search and query captured information across its apps and wearable Pendant.
β Frequently Asked Questions
What is Superhuman email?
Superhuman is a paid email client for Gmail and Microsoft Outlook accounts. It provides keyboard shortcuts, split inboxes, reminders, scheduling, read-status features, and AI-assisted writing and summarization.
Does Superhuman use AI?
Yes. Superhuman offers AI features for drafting and rewriting messages, summarizing conversations, translating text, and helping users search or work through email more quickly.
Does Superhuman work with Gmail and Outlook?
Yes. Superhuman supports Gmail and Google Workspace accounts as well as Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft 365 accounts, subject to the product's current plan and platform requirements.
Who founded Superhuman?
Superhuman was founded by Rahul Vohra, Vivek Sodera, and Conrad Irwin. Rahul Vohra has served as the company's CEO.
Did Grammarly acquire Superhuman?
Grammarly announced an agreement to acquire Superhuman on July 1, 2025. Superhuman's current website identifies the company as part of Grammarly, while the Superhuman email product continues to be offered.