Go works inside Gmail, Slack, your docs, and your browser nudging better phrasing, drafting replies that sound like you, and prepping meetings before you think to. Add no-code agents that run on their own schedule. Free to start.

Superhuman Go lives inside the apps you already use - Gmail, Slack, docs, your browser, instead of a separate chat window.

It suggests edits as you type, drafts email replies in your voice, and preps meeting agendas before you ask. No switching tabs, no re-explaining context each time.

What makes it different: it's proactive instead of prompt-based, and it's backed by Grammarly's 17-year writing engine rather than a new AI starting from scratch.

Key features:

Real-time suggestions as you type, across apps
Pre-drafted email replies in your voice
Meeting prep and follow-up (agendas, task assignment)
Custom no-code agents that trigger on a schedule or event
MCP connectors so suggestions are grounded in your real tools

Who it's for: anyone who wants AI help in the flow of their work, not in a separate window they have to remember to open.

Try it superhuman.com/go

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@rohanrecommends How does it know my voice sound like me? Does it look at my old emails or do I gotta type stuff in?

Maybe @Pretty Prompt should work inside Superhuman Go!

"proactive instead of prompt-based" is the harder thing to get right though, a prompt-based tool only bothers you when you ask, a proactive one has to guess when its suggestion is actually welcome versus just noise you learn to ignore. real-time suggestions across apps sounds like it could get pretty noisy if it's firing on every keystroke in Slack the same way it would in a long email draft. is there a per-app or per-context tuning for how aggressive the suggestions are, or is it one sensitivity setting everywhere?