Why professionals prefer Superhuman Go
Go understands your work and context
It sees what’s on your screen, so you don’t have to explain context or background.
Go offers help proactively, everywhere
It works across 1M+ apps and websites and makes suggestions based on what you have to do next.
Go gets your facts straight
Go connects to your docs, tools, and data so it can catch conflicting or missing info before you look it up.
Superhuman Go vs. Claude
Superhuman Go |  | |
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Where it works | Go works at your cursor, in every app and tab. | You must go to Claude when you want help. |
How help starts | Go makes proactive suggestions based on your context. | Claude waits for you to prompt it. |
How it uses your context | Go proactively spots when your work is missing context and offers a fix. | Claude can connect to your context when prompted. |
The results | Go helps you complete tasks in your current workflows. | Claude adds extra steps to your workflow. |
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Frequently asked questions
Claude is a general-purpose AI assistant you open in its own app or in a Chrome side panel, and it responds when you prompt it. Superhuman Go works inside the apps and websites you already use. It can read the page you’re on, offer suggestions as you work, and act across the tools you’ve chosen to connect, with your approval. Help is there while you work, with no separate window to remember to open.
Yes. Keep Claude for the tasks you need it for, and let Go cover the rest of your day in your browser, your inbox, and your docs.
When you open the Go chat on the right side of your screen, it can read the content of the page or app you have open, so you don’t have to paste it in or explain it. It uses the page’s underlying accessibility information rather than screenshots, which is more accurate. Go surfaces suggestions when it can help. You decide whether to take them.
Unlike Claude, Go appears inline as you work across more than a million apps and websites. It offers help proactively and pulls context from your connected tools. Claude waits in its own window and relies on prompts.
Superhuman Go works in Chrome and Edge as a browser extension, on Windows and Mac as a desktop app, in Slack as a teammate you can mention, in the Go app on desktop, at Go.Superhuman.com, and for iOS and Android as mobile apps.
No, you do not need to uninstall Grammarly to use Superhuman Go. If you already use Grammarly, turn on "Use Superhuman Go" inside the extension or app you have. There’s nothing new to install. Only one of the two runs at a time, and switching doesn’t lose your work.
You can get started with Go for free. On a Free plan, you can experience AI chat and suggestions wherever you work. To get the full benefits of Go, you will need a paid plan. See our pricing page for more details: https://superhuman.com/plans/go
Similarly, Claude offers limited prompts and services for free, but requires a paid plan for advanced tasks and queries.
Go is built to help you work and write better, and we want you to feel confident about how it works. Your privacy matters to us, and we believe you should always know what's happening with your data. Please visit our privacy FAQ to learn more about what Go can and can't access, how your data is handled, and the controls you have at any time.
Go is best for people whose day is full of reading, writing, and coordinating across many different tools. If your work runs through a browser, an inbox, and a dozen apps, Go can help. It drafts the reply, flags what you missed, and pulls the context you’d otherwise have to dig for.