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Grammarly Just Acquired Superhuman AI

Grammarly Just Acquired Superhuman AI

Grammarly just acquired Superhuman to level up its AI game, from grammar checks to full-on email automation. Here’s what that means for your inbox.

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July 02, 2025

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Grammarly Just Acquired Superhuman AI

Grammarly has officially acquired Superhuman, the popular AI-powered email app. This is a big move that shows Grammarly isn’t just about fixing grammar anymore, it’s going all-in on becoming a full AI productivity platform.

If you have used Superhuman, you know it’s built for speed. Its users say they get through emails almost twice as fast, and recently, the app added even more AI features to help you write emails faster and better. That fits right into Grammarly’s big-picture plan: they want to power smarter communication across everything you do at work, not just writing, but also handling emails, meetings, and collaboration tools. Grammarly is bringing in Superhuman’s full team, including its founder and CEO Rahul Vohra, and the Superhuman brand will stay alive for now. But with Grammarly’s resources and scale, they plan to take things to the next level.

This deal also gives Grammarly a stronger shot at competing with the likes of Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI, who are all racing to build smart productivity tools powered by AI. With over 40 million daily users and fresh funding of a billion dollars, Grammarly is now in a stronger position than ever. At the end of the day, this move is all about speed and intelligence, making your work life smoother by letting AI handle the repetitive task, so you can focus on what really matters.