Superhuman
AI help that follows you from your inbox into your work apps.
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Key Takeaways
- What it is
- AI help that follows you from your inbox into your work apps.
- Pricing
- Freemium · $15 per member per month · $40 per member per month
- Best for
- Superhuman Go
- Custom agents
- Connectors
- Rating
- 4.2/5
What is Superhuman?
Superhuman brings Grammarly, Superhuman Go, Docs, and Mail together for people who spend their days writing, reading, and coordinating work. Go can use the page or app you have open, or information from connected tools, to explain a report, draft a reply, or prepare meeting notes. The aim is to make AI help available in the work already underway, rather than requiring a separate chat and manual context copying.
Superhuman Go can surface writing suggestions inline and let you ask about the page on screen, while connected apps such as Gmail, Slack, Jira, and Asana provide broader work context. Its agent builder can turn recurring instructions into agents that respond to triggers and work across apps.
The suite suits people and teams who want AI help across communications and shared work documents, especially when email and writing take up much of the day. Its products and capabilities vary by plan, and some Go features are beta or limited trials. Choose it when in-context help across your work matters more than buying a standalone chatbot.
Who is Using Superhuman?
Sales representatives
Email drafting, follow-up reminders, and CRM connections help keep customer conversations moving.
Project managers
Go can gather project context from connected tools and help turn decisions into tasks.
Marketing and communications writers
Grammarly and Go help refine drafts for clarity, tone, and audience.
Executives and team leads
Meeting preparation and summaries across email, documents, and connected apps can reduce time spent catching up.
Uncommon Use Cases
Summarizing a screenshot or report with Go; translating selected webpage text while reading
Key Features
Rating Breakdown
Pricing Plans
Free
Free
- Basic inline suggestions from Grammarly and other agents
- Chat with tabs and apps
- Create editable, shareable docs
Pro
$15 per member per month
- $12.00 per member per month when billed annually
- Personal app connectors, including Gmail, Calendar, Outlook, and Slack
- Custom agents and cursor-based chat
Business
$40 per member per month
- $33.00 per member per month when billed annually
- Team connectors, including Jira, Linear, Asana, Confluence, and Zendesk
- Expanded custom-agent access
Enterprise
- Enterprise app connections and security controls
- Custom agents with access controls
- Contact sales for pricing
Which Superhuman plan should you pick?
Start with Free to try Go and Docs, choose Pro for personal connectors and custom agents, and consider Business or Enterprise for broader team connections and administration.
Free
Good for exploring Go's basic chat and inline suggestions without a subscription.
Pro
Good for individuals who need personal app connectors, cursor-based chat, and custom agents.
Business
Good for teams that need broader connectors and expanded custom-agent access.
Enterprise
Good for organizations that need enterprise app connections, security controls, and administrative features.
Superhuman Use Cases
Prepare an email reply
A draft can draw on relevant details from a connected inbox, calendar, or other linked app.
Outcome: A context-aware reply draft to review before sending.
Catch up on a long thread or report
Go can summarize key points, decisions, and metrics from the content on screen.
Outcome: A shorter overview of the information that matters.
Get ready for a meeting
Relevant notes, documents, and conversations can be gathered into a meeting briefing.
Outcome: A briefing based on existing work context.
Turn decisions into tasks
Go can help create Jira or Asana tickets from decisions made in a conversation or document.
Outcome: Project tasks created in connected apps.
Improve a draft
Inline Grammarly suggestions and Go revisions help adjust clarity, length, and tone.
Outcome: A clearer draft ready for review.
Workflow Ideas with Superhuman
Morning inbox briefing
- 1Connect Gmail or Outlook and Calendar.
- 2Ask Go to summarize messages, requests, and upcoming meetings.
- 3Review the suggested priorities and draft replies.
Meeting to project tasks
- 1Gather meeting notes and relevant project context in Go.
- 2Ask Go to identify decisions and follow-up tasks.
- 3Review and approve the resulting actions in connected tools.
Writing review across apps
- 1Draft an email, document, or update in the app where it belongs.
- 2Review Grammarly suggestions or select text for a Go revision.
- 3Accept or edit the changes before sharing.
How Superhuman fits into your stack
Browser and desktop
The Go web app, desktop apps, and Chrome or Edge extensions bring AI chat and suggestions into everyday work surfaces.
Email and calendar
Superhuman Mail and Go connect email and calendar tasks, including drafting replies, organizing messages, and scheduling.
Writing and documents
Grammarly provides writing feedback, while Superhuman Docs supports shared documents and AI-assisted work.
Connected apps and agents
Go connectors bring in information from services such as Slack, Jira, and Google Drive. Agents can use connected tools to handle recurring work.
Developer tools
Superhuman offers the Agents SDK, Docs API, Grammarly API, and Docs SDK for building integrations and extending its products.
Pros
- +In-context help: Go can respond to the page or text you are already working with.
- +Useful app connections: Paid plans can bring in context from Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Jira, and other connected tools.
- +Multiple work surfaces: Go is available on the web, desktop, mobile, and as a Chrome or Edge extension.
- +Reusable agents: Recurring tasks can be turned into agents with instructions and triggers.
Cons
- −Plan-dependent features: Connectors and fuller agent access require a paid plan.
- −Beta features: Custom agents and some in-context Go features may change as they develop.
- −Product choice: The suite includes separate products, so it takes some exploration to learn which one fits a task.
Limitations & when to consider alternatives
Known limitations
- File upload caps. A Go chat accepts up to five files; images can be up to 7 MB and other supported files up to 30 MB.
- Connectors require a paid subscription. The Go app guide says connected apps are available on paid subscriptions.
- Custom agents are in beta. The agent builder is a beta feature, and its availability can vary by plan.
- Some features are limited trials. The pricing page lists limited trials for some Go chat, writing, and agent features across paid plans.
Look elsewhere when
- You need a free plan with full access to app connectors.
- You need to upload more than five files in one chat or exceed the listed file-size limits.
- Your team needs a stable, non-beta custom-agent builder.
How to Use Superhuman
- 1
Choose where to open Go
Start at go.superhuman.com, or install the desktop app or Chrome or Edge extension to work in context.
- 2
Try a task with visible context
Ask Go to explain or summarize the page you have open, or select text to request a focused revision.
- 3
Attach a file when needed
Add a document, spreadsheet, presentation, or image to a chat when the task depends on a file.
- 4
Connect work apps
On a paid plan, connect tools such as Gmail, Outlook, Slack, or Jira so Go can use information beyond the current screen.
- 5
Create an agent for a repeated task
Describe the recurring job in chat or use the agent builder to set instructions, triggers, and available tools.
- 6
Review actions before they take effect
Check Go's drafts and requested actions, then approve or edit them before they are shared or applied.
Who is Superhuman For?
People with busy inboxes
Superhuman Mail and Go help sort messages, draft replies, and keep follow-ups from getting lost.
Writers and communicators
Grammarly and Go offer writing feedback and revisions in the apps where people compose.
Teams working across apps
Connectors and custom agents can draw on team tools such as Slack, Jira, and Asana.
Organizations
Enterprise plans add administrative controls, SSO, and organization-level agent access.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a free Superhuman plan?
Yes. Superhuman Free costs $0 and includes basic inline suggestions, chat with tabs and apps, shareable docs, and synced Go conversations.
What does Superhuman Pro cost?
Pro costs $15 per member per month when billed monthly, or $12 per member per month billed annually.
Which apps can Superhuman Go connect to?
Examples include Gmail, Outlook and Calendar, Slack, Jira, Google Drive, Salesforce, Superhuman Docs, Notion, and Zoom. Connectors are available on paid subscriptions.
Can I use Superhuman Go on my phone and computer?
Yes. Go is available on iOS and Android, Windows and Mac, the web, and as a Chrome or Edge extension.
Can Go read files and images?
Yes. Go can use supported uploaded files and images as chat context. It accepts up to five files per chat, with a 7 MB image limit and a 30 MB limit for other files.
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