Grammarly Rebrands as Superhuman, Retains Familiar Sidebar UI
Grammarly has dropped its familiar name and is now calling itself Superhuman, which has many longtime users asking questions. The change isn’t just a new logo; it seems aimed at fitting the writing assistant into a larger set of AI tools that you can pick and choose depending on what you need. By building around a “Go” interface, the company probably wants to keep the workflow people are used to while also letting a marketplace of specialized agents appear.
If you’ve spent months looking at that side panel for grammar tweaks and style hints, the promise of a similar experience might make the switch easier. Still, the real question is whether the new branding and the broader ecosystem feel like a natural step forward or something altogether different. The next look at the UI and its agent store should show how much of the old setup sticks around.
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*The Superhuman Go UI will look familiar to Grammarly users, with its sidebar for viewing suggestions and now typing prompts, or accessing various AI agents. Grammarly itself is one of those AI agents, and the new Superhuman Agent Store offers more for helping with specific tasks or apps, such as Goo*
The Superhuman Go UI will look familiar to Grammarly users, with its sidebar for viewing suggestions and now typing prompts, or accessing various AI agents. Grammarly itself is one of those AI agents, and the new Superhuman Agent Store offers more for helping with specific tasks or apps, such as Google Workspace and Microsoft Outlook. Superhuman is pivoting from its former focus on writing to make Grammarly's connections to other apps and web browsers its main selling point.
A core part of Superhuman is its AI assistant, Superhuman Go, which is effectively Grammarly's existing generative AI assistant with a fresh coat of paint and more features. "The tasks that [Superhuman] Go is capable of helping me with are just far, far greater and much broader than what the original Grammarly Go product was able to do because it was mainly focused on the writing use cases," Lovinsky says. Most Popular - 'There isn't really another choice:' Signal chief explains why the encrypted messenger relies on AWS - The FCC just gave itself the power to make a DJI drone ban stick - Amazon is cutting 14,000 corporate jobs - Pluribus' Vince Gilligan on making shows that 'attract really smart viewers' - Amazon is ditching MMOs and cranking out party games
Grammarly has been folded into the Superhuman brand, sitting alongside Coda, Superhuman Mail and the new AI assistant Superhuman Go. If you already pay for Grammarly Pro, you now get the whole Superhuman suite automatically - the sidebar you know is still there, popping up suggestions, typing prompts and a roster of AI agents. One of those agents is the classic Grammarly tool; the Superhuman Agent Store also lists extra helpers for particular tasks or apps.
Superhuman Go is free until February 1 2026, but the company hasn’t said what will happen to the price after that, so the future cost is a bit fuzzy. The rename doesn’t seem to touch the core features we rely on, yet it adds a wider set of services that may or may not mesh well together. Because the post-promo pricing is still unknown, it’s hard to tell if the expanded bundle will feel worth it for current users.
For now the switch looks smooth on the surface, but we’ll have to wait and see how it plays out for the user experience and the subscription model.
Further Reading
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Common Questions Answered
What does the rebranding of Grammarly to Superhuman mean for the sidebar UI?
The sidebar UI remains unchanged, continuing to display suggestions, typing prompts, and a list of AI agents. Users will still see the familiar layout they are used to, even though the product name has changed.
How does the Superhuman Go UI differ from the original Grammarly interface?
Superhuman Go introduces a “Go” interface that adds a prompt‑typing area and access to multiple AI agents alongside the traditional suggestions pane. While the visual layout feels familiar, it now serves as a hub for swapping between specialized agents.
What is the Superhuman Agent Store and which tools does it include?
The Superhuman Agent Store is a marketplace of AI agents that can be added for specific tasks or apps, such as Google Workspace and Microsoft Outlook. It includes the original Grammarly agent as well as new helpers designed for targeted workflows.
Do existing Grammarly Pro subscribers retain any benefits after the transition to Superhuman?
Yes, Grammarly Pro subscribers automatically receive access to the full Superhuman suite without extra cost. Their subscription now covers the sidebar UI, the Go interface, and all agents available in the Superhuman Agent Store.