Superhuman launches team collaboration tool Superhuman Docs

Superhuman (formerly Grammarly) is launching the AI team collaboration tool Superhuman Docs.

The company told AIN about it.

The product is a continuation of the platform development based on Coda, which the company acquired in 2025.

More about the new tool

One of the main additions is Docs AI — an AI assistant that can generate text, create tables, work with comments, analyze information from other documents, and track task completion. Documents also support tables, formulas, automations, and integrations with other services.

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The company also introduced AI Views, which is currently available in closed beta. The tool allows creating interfaces and apps based on text descriptions and data from tables or connected services, including Jira and Salesforce.

In addition, the product added AI blocks and AI columns that automatically generate summaries, conclusions, and populate tables according to specified instructions. 

Other innovations include integration via MCP with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and other AI clients, new apps for macOS, iOS and Android, and a Table Pages mode for working with large sets of structured data.

In terms of functionality, the service is similar to airSlate and comparable platforms for automating document workflows and business processes. Both solutions allow teams to collaboratively edit documents, maintain interactive tables, set up automatic data population, and more.

More about Superhuman

Superhuman — is an AI productivity platform that combines the writing assistant Grammarly, the workspace Coda, the mail client Mail and the AI assistant Superhuman Go.

According to the company, its products are used by more than 40 million people, 50,000 organizations and 3,000 educational institutions worldwide.

Recall that Superhuman, which develops an AI platform to boost productivity, announced its intention to acquire the GPTZero service for detecting AI-generated content.

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