In this video I break down a big shift in the productivity software landscape: Grammarly acquiring Superhuman. Grammarly started as “just” a writing assistant, but between Coda and now Superhuman, it’s clearly moving toward an integrated productivity suite. I walk through why this matters if you care about AI productivity systems—because the tools we use for writing, docs, and communication are starting to consolidate into fewer, more connected platforms. I also explain why Superhuman is such a meaningful pickup. Superhuman’s whole pitch is speed and focus—saving people 4+ hours per week by making email feel instant and structured. When you combine that with Coda’s flexible docs/workflows and Grammarly’s AI writing layer, you can see the outline of an all-in-one ecosystem that could compete with Notion, ClickUp, and Microsoft Loop. And with Coda’s founder now leading Grammarly as CEO, I’m watching closely for what happens next—especially around AI-driven workflows that blend email, documents, scheduling, and collaboration into one streamlined experience.