Superhuman Mail Reviews & Product Details

I use Superhuman Mail as my primary email client because of its rich user experience and the single consolidated interface it provides across multiple inboxes. I really like the efficiency and time savings I get from the AI features, which include enhanced email replies, email draft capabilities, and spell and grammar optimization. These tools not only make handling emails more engaging but also free up my day to focus on more creative and ROI-focused initiatives. I also value the secure email inbox and the access to the consolidated email experience from different devices. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The additional cost is the primary concern. Improved integrations and lower pricing would be a great start. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Superhuman Mail for work and it helps me remember to follow up on emails and tasks. I mostly like the sleek clean interface. The Write with AI works very well, allowing me to respond to emails much more quickly. The pop out email composer is sleek and fluid, keeping both panels the same size for great composing and reviewing. I also appreciate the ability to have several windows or workspaces open. The initial setup was very easy, and I am very likely to recommend Superhuman Mail to a friend or colleague, rating it a 10 out of 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like an integration to, or a native built-in task tracker. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Superhuman Mail sets a new minimalist standard for email clients. Even with its clean, simple UX, it still feels remarkably capable—genuinely powerful. I’ve used it on and off over the past few years, and when I signed up again recently, I noticed that new AI functionality had been added. That feature has already saved me a ton of time.

I’m one of those people who keeps important information in emails for years, and for the first time, Superhuman Mail’s AI tools let me quickly find and analyze that stored data. That alone makes the product worth using for me. On top of that, it also makes my day-to-day email processing much more efficient. Faster, more efficient email with a great UX—what more could a contemporary professional ask for? Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There isn’t much to dislike about Superhuman Mail, but there is a bit of a learning curve. To get the most out of this product, it helps to take the time to learn the keyboard shortcuts and the workflows built into it, since they’re designed to make everything feel much more efficient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate Superhuman Mail's clear focus on achieving inbox zero. It's not just a feature; it's a core philosophy that helps get emails out of the way so I can continue my day without distractions. The speed of getting through emails is impressive, supported by features like AI for prewriting emails, automatic reminders based on context and importance, and seamless integration with Google Calendar, which even recognizes proposed dates and times for easy management. These features were pleasant surprises, adding real value to my workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's not much to be honest. It feels like a fairly mature product. I'd prefer if it had a privacy focus. I'd prefer if it wasn't so dependent on Google Mail as a back end, if it had a standalone email facet where I wasn't sharing my information with Google, and wasn't built on top of Google and or Outlook. The Outlook is a problem because I'd like to use it for my work emails, but I can't because it requires OAuth approvals, which my employer won't provide. So I'm having to do workarounds with forwards from Outlook, which isn't ideal. But, yeah, having email that's encrypted at rest with privacy focus features and not having to use Gmail would be a benefit. Well, the initial setup was bad. The onboarding process, I had to explore with support. They seem to be in the middle of a transition from Superhuman Mail to the Superhuman Suite. So the pricing plans were confusing, they really need to clear that up on the website, and I needed to get a refund actually for my first month. But then when I went back to it and figured out the problems, their support was responsive. Once I got onboarded, once I got into the application itself, I was very happy. But, yeah, the onboarding was very clunky. Very badly thought through. Just presenting you two things on the screen saying log in with Google or log in with Microsoft. Is not what I expected. I expected it to show an inbox. Then be able to add my accounts, and I thought that was a major UX failing in the software. It took me longer than I thought and was clunky to get set up with Superhuman Mail. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love that you get the receipts for if the other person opened the email and when they opened it, the option to send when they are most likely to open it. I also love the *very* built-in AI for writing emails - no switching tabs, copy-pasting, or screenshotting, and it does a great job. I love the scheduling functionalities. The filtering is amazing- as a founder I could not survive my inbox without it. I love how it is set up and it is so easy to get things out of sight once done with them, with the check mark button on the right.

Support has always been great to me.

ROI feels worth it to me.

Google calendar / zoom integrations work well for me.

Overall performance definitely supports my performance as a founder. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

That for emails to large numbers of people you don't get info on when they opened it / if they opened it. Also the phone app is less useful to me- a lot of what I love about it lives in keyboard commands which are much harder to get to on phone.

There is something slightly finnicky about the zoom integration to me, but that might be the unique intricacies of my own set up causing the limitations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate how Superhuman Mail makes dealing with multiple emails and calendars much simpler by unifying them all into one type. The shortcut keys are a massive time-saver, allowing me to quickly switch between different emails, which is really efficient. I love that it puts the calendars together seamlessly. I think the platform is just really quick and easy to use, without the overwhelming branding from Gmail or Microsoft. The clear interface lets me focus just on the emails, and using the shortcut keys helps me achieve a zero inbox efficiently. The initial setup was incredibly quick, taking only about two minutes, making it the easiest thing in the world. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think it would be great to have a shared inbox across all your emails. You can opt to put them all into one place. And also, like, an AI summary page where you can just default it so it goes here are your today's emails, and you can just respond to all your emails in one place. Rather than a classic inbox. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate the fact that Superhuman Mail lets me sort my inbox really easily, helping me make quick decisions on what needs to go where in my email accounts, which reduces the load of decision-making for me. As a business owner who needs to make thousands of decisions daily, having some of those decisions either taken off my plate or made super easy is extremely valuable. Also, the ability to switch quickly from one email account to another with the click of a button is pretty magical. I find the visual clarity of using Superhuman Mail aligns well with my way of thinking. The initial setup was extremely easy, which I appreciated. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

On the desktop experience, I think switching from one email account to another should be simpler. Like clicking a button or the account icon as you do on iOS. And then, also, I think some of the shortcuts could be a little more intuitive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the split inbox feature and the automated and scheduled follow up features. Using the various keyboard shortcuts is very helpful and time saving. I also find the search feature more powerful than other email platforms I use, which is a blessing! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish there was a little more functionality about creating split inboxes. For example, I'd like to group more than one person together in a unique inbox and not just use the "VIP" box. I also wish I could have a better email signature. My coworkers use Outlook and have branded, pretty, signatures and I'm unable to do that on Superhuman. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the speed with which Superhuman Mail works and that it integrates with Gmail, which is my primary email. I appreciate that it trains you to use keyboard shortcuts, as they are faster than mouse strokes and better ergonomically. They've also done a good job at beginning to integrate AI, which is very helpful. Today, for instance, I was able to run my emails back through AI and improve them, which was very helpful. Additionally, AI is helpful in categorizing emails and putting them into separate inboxes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's really the downside of the keyboard shortcuts and so forth. One of the things is that there's certain things that you can't do as easily and it's because of the way that it's geared for it to be keyboard driven. Organizing the emails, I use tags a lot, so organizing the emails sometimes is not as intuitive as it is in Gmail, but overall, I still find it very, very useful. The pluses way outweigh the negatives. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Superhuman Mail's excellent interface, keyboard shortcuts, and follow-up features. The AI feature is great for drafting individual emails and analyzing a large number of emails to produce a composite report of action items. I was positively overwhelmed by the quality and breadth of the reports I got using the AI. I also enjoy the CRM integration feature, which makes it easy to create CRM contacts. Setting up Superhuman Mail was easy for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The opening screen is my inbox. When I want to write a quick email I get distracted and overwhelmed by the unread messages. I need a configurable default screen, perhaps a quiet dashboard or my calendar or a compose email page or a smart command center. I've written a number of times with feature suggestions. I get a quick acknowledgement of receipts but no visibility on whether my suggestions are going to be implemented at all or, generally, what the roadmap is. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.