Is Grammarly (by Superhuman) Down?

PARENT-COMPANY LAUNCH (2026-07-08): Superhuman (the company formerly known as Grammarly) launched **Superhuman Docs** -- a collaborative document platform built on the acquired Coda technology, merging writing, AI, and structured data. Features: AI-drafting from prompts, structured tables + interactive data views, a Docs AI assistant (drafting, table creation, comment resolution, cross-document retrieval), AI Views in private beta (describe a custom interface, the system builds it on live data), Superhuman Databases private beta (up to 1M rows), and an MCP connector linking Docs to ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor. Early users: Figma, DoorDash, The New York Times. No pricing disclosed at launch. Relevance for Grammarly users: the writing assistant is now one product in a growing Superhuman suite (Mail, Go, Docs, Coda), and suite-level bundling/pricing changes are worth watching

COMPANY REBRAND (2025-11-05, catalogued late -- our miss): **Grammarly the company renamed itself Superhuman.** The Grammarly writing product keeps its name, but it now sits inside a multi-product AI productivity company: Grammarly (writing), **Coda** (collaborative workspace), **Superhuman Mail** (the email client it acquired), and **Superhuman Go** -- a new proactive AI assistant that launched with agents from partners including Google Workspace, Microsoft Outlook, and Atlassian (Go features were free for all users through 2026-02-01). Vendor framing: 'AI should amplify human capability, not replace it.' Practical read: expect the standalone Grammarly experience to keep converging with the Go assistant and the broader Superhuman suite -- if you only want the grammar net, watch for bundle upsells

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