Grammarly laid off 230 employees amid rebrand to Superhuman
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Summary
Grammarly, which is rebranding itself as Superhuman to emphasize an AI-native productivity suite, previously laid off 230 employees last year. The company says it is evolving from a single-product offering into a bundled set of products including Grammarly’s writing tool, Coda, Superhuman Mail, and a new AI agent called Superhuman Go. The article frames the rebrand and new product push as a response to intense competition from firms like OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft. No specific locations, departments, or exact layoff dates beyond 'last year' are provided in the article.
Grammarly cut 230 jobs as of October 30, 2025.
That is roughly 13.5% of the 1,700 people Grammarly employs.
LayoffTalk has tracked 2 layoff events at Grammarly since April 2024, including 82 jobs documented in official WARN filings, with 1 additional event known from news reporting.
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