Superhuman (formerly known as Grammarly) has acquired Rows, a startup that developed technology that directly connects spreadsheets with business tools and introduces artificial intelligence into data processing.
Superhuman (formerly known as Grammarly) has acquired Rows, a startup that developed technology that directly connects spreadsheets with business tools and introduces artificial intelligence into data processing.
«We are excited to welcome their team as they continue to expand Superhuman as an AI platform to improve application and agent performance,» the company said in a blog post.
It is noted that Rows has developed features that simplify complex data work through real-time integration, natural language automation without coding, and artificial intelligence for data analysis.
«This focus on improving productivity through connected, accessible data is closely aligned with where we’re going with Coda. Coda already unifies documents, spreadsheets, and workflows in its universal workspace. As more and more decisions depend on real-time data, collaboration and analytics cannot exist separately,» Superhuman noted.
The company acquired Coda, whose main product is the cloud-based multi-user document editor of the same name, in 2024. Grammarly Assistant was then merged with Coda Docs to improve the text editor.
The Rows acquisition announcement notes that Superhuman continues to work on an AI platform to improve app and agent productivity. The Superhuman Suite already unifies Grammarly, Coda, Mail, and Go into a single AI-powered system, with intelligent agents running across all of these products.
