Grammarly wants to become an ‘AI productivity platform’

Grammarly plans to get the buzzy email app Superhuman, according to a property release. 

Email is already the “number-one usage case” of Grammarly for nonrecreational users, the institution says, with “the AI adjunct helping to revise implicit 50 cardinal emails per week crossed much than 20 email providers.” Buying Superhuman makes immoderate sense, then: it gives Grammarly its ain email app to showcase its product.

But based connected the property release, Grammarly has broader ambitions – which, similar galore different tech companies, impact AI. Specifically, AI agents.

“Grammarly is evolving into a productivity level for apps and agents, moving toward a multi-product institution with hundreds of intelligent, task-specific agents,” the institution says. “Email represents the perfect situation for this multi-agent assistance, with professionals spending much than 3 hours regular successful their inboxes and email remaining foundational to immoderate productivity suite.”

The institution says this is simply a “future platform” that volition “enable scenarios wherever users tin enactment with aggregate agents simultaneously,” specified arsenic a connection agent, income agent, enactment agent, and selling cause each helping you constitute a lawsuit memo. But the existent trial volition beryllium if those plans really cookware retired – and if Grammarly tin vie with tools from AI giants similar OpenAI and Google, which besides person agentic ambitions.  

Grammarly acquired the productivity startup Coda late past year, with Coda co-founder and CEO Shishir Mehrotra taking implicit the combined institution as CEO.