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Superhuman Mail runs on top of your Gmail or Outlook and uses AI to sort, summarize and draft. We roll it out by role, measure the time it gives back, and fit it to the way your team already works.
The first hour of the day goes to reading and sorting email that wasn't urgent.
Split Inbox, Auto Labels and Auto Archive pull out what matters and clear away promos and notifications.
The same replies get typed by hand dozens of times a week.
Auto Drafts and Instant Reply leave a draft ready to review, and Snippets keep what your team repeats.
Finding what was agreed with a client means digging through old threads.
Ask AI answers plain-language questions about your email and calendar, and Auto Summarize puts each thread in one line.
Follow-ups depend on everyone's memory, and some slip.
Reminders that nudge you when nobody replied by the date you picked.
Replies drafted before you open the email, ready to review and send.
Your inbox splits into groups, like team, key clients or tools, so what matters comes first.
Plain-language questions across your email, your calendar and the web.
Labels by priority and context, and automatic archiving of what's just noise.
Comments on an email, shared Snippets, and a heads-up when someone else is already replying.
It sits on the account you already have; no email migration.
Scope and timing are set with you during the assessment.
Email, documents and Teams: the ground Copilot works on.
Docs, wikis and projects with built-in AI to search and write.
AI inside Word, Excel, Outlook and Teams, grounded in your organization's data.
Google's AI in Gmail, Docs and Drive, and as a model on Google Cloud.
Grammarly bought Superhuman in 2025 and later took its name. Superhuman is now a suite: Mail for email, Grammarly for writing, Docs (formerly Coda) as a workspace, and Go, an assistant that works inside your other apps.
No. Superhuman works on Gmail or Outlook accounts; your email, contacts and calendar stay where they are.
According to Superhuman, its products are SOC 2 Type 2 compliant and customer content is never used to train AI models. Enterprise plans add SSO, SCIM provisioning and audit logs. We review it with your IT team before the pilot.
Roles that spend hours a day in email: leadership, sales, purchasing, customer support. For people who get little email the license usually isn't worth it, and we measure that before recommending it.
No. The subscription is with Superhuman; we help you pick the plan and decide who needs it, so every license gets real use.
Tell us how much email your team handles and we'll show you, with data, who would win back time with Superhuman.
Superhuman is a trademark of its owner. Hanova implements and integrates it independently.