Superhuman Mail

AI-powered, premium email client designed to make email management easier and improve productivity. Get a more productive email experience built for teams. Move faster, stay focused, and collaborate better with Superhuman Mail. Superhuman Mail is a premium, AI-native email app built on top of Gmail and Outlook that focuses on speed, organization, and collaboration to help users process inboxes faster. It targets high-volume email users like sales teams, recruiters, founders, and executives who spend hours daily on email, aiming to save about four hours per week per person through features like instant loading and AI triage. Core features include Split Inbox for automatic email categorization, Superhuman AI for drafting replies from bullet points or summaries, follow-up reminders, snippets for reusable email templates, read receipts with device tracking, and seamless calendar integration for scheduling. Users love the keyboard shortcuts and autocorrect, which boost typing speed by 30-50%, and team tools like live email sharing for comments without forwarding. It starts at $30 per user per month on a monthly plan or $25 per user per month when billed annually ($300/year), with no free tier but a 30-day free trial that includes full access. Some users note the price feels steep compared to free alternatives, but the trial lets you test if the time savings justify it. Setup connects your Gmail or Outlook account in minutes, and while there's no mandatory onboarding anymore, the app offers optional guided sessions to master shortcuts. The learning curve for keyboard commands is about a week, but once you're in, the speed feels addictive; many say it outperforms Gmail's clunky interface right away. It integrates with calendars for auto-scheduling, social platforms like LinkedIn and X for recipient insights, and productivity apps such as Google Docs, Notion, Asana, HubSpot, and Salesforce. However, some users wish for deeper ties to tools like Todoist or Slack, which aren't as seamless yet. The AI handles inbox summaries, reply drafting from notes, and workflow automation without training on your personal data, as confirmed in their privacy overview. It feels like a smart assistant that learns your style over time, but it shines most for quick tasks rather than complex personalization.