What's new in Superhuman

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1. New featureNovember 4, 2026Official · Superhuman blog

   Superhuman Mail Launches Email Assistant for Gmail and Outlook

   Superhuman released Email Assistant, which brings the core features of Superhuman Mail into Gmail and Outlook. After users connect their existing account, it tidies the inbox in the background with no new app to learn and no prompts to write.

   • It automatically sorts emails that need a reply from FYI messages and tracks threads where you are waiting to hear back.
   • It prepares reply drafts in your own voice for each person and updates them when your schedule changes.
   • It brings back unanswered threads with a draft attached and files cold pitches, marketing, and notifications away from the inbox.
   • It never deletes email or sends anything without permission, and teams need to contact sales to roll it out.

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2. New featureNovember 2, 2026Official · Superhuman blog

   Superhuman Go Launches Coursework Helper, a Beta AI Agent for Students

   Superhuman released Coursework Helper in beta, an AI agent for students inside Superhuman Go. Once students connect their school's Canvas learning management system, it helps them plan the week, rank assignments, and prepare for exams.

   • With Canvas connected, students can chat with Go to see upcoming work, build study guides, and quiz themselves before exams.
   • Go can also reach out first, for example suggesting an outline or a source search to a student starting a big paper at 3 a.m.
   • It runs in the Go desktop app and browser extension, and Grammarly users need to turn on Superhuman Go in their account settings.
   • Students need a school that uses Canvas, and access for partner colleges and universities begins in the new year.

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3. New featureOctober 10, 2026Official · Superhuman blog

   Grammarly Writing Agents Turn Proactive in Superhuman Go With AI Detector Nudges

   Superhuman changed Grammarly's writing agents so they step in before users ask inside Superhuman Go, Grammarly's newest product. While students write, AI Detector, which estimates whether text reads as AI-written, and AI Rewriter, which reworks phrasing, show nudges when they may help.

   • When a draft seems to contain a meaningful amount of AI-generated text, AI Detector shows a nudge so students can check it before anyone else sees it.
   • AI Rewriter points out phrasing that feels generic or far from the writer's natural voice and suggests alternatives.
   • Go works where students already write, including Google Docs, Microsoft Word, learning management systems, and desktop apps.
   • If the nudges get distracting, students can ignore them and keep writing or change the proactive assistance settings for a quieter experience.

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