Grammarly acquires AI email client Superhuman | TechCrunch
Key takeaways:
- Grammarly has acquired AI-powered email app Superhuman to strengthen its productivity tools.
- Superhuman raised over $114 million and was last valued at $825 million. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
- Superhuman’s CEO Rahul Vohra and the team will join Grammarly.
- Grammarly plans to use Superhuman’s technology to build smart AI agents for email, one of Grammarly’s top user needs.
- This follows Grammarly’s 2024 acquisition of Coda and a recent $1 billion non-dilutive investment from General Catalyst.
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