Superhuman, the AI productivity platform formerly known as Grammarly, announced on September 14, 2026 that it has acquired Fathom, an AI meeting partner trusted by hundreds of thousands of companies. The acquisition brings Fathom's AI notetaking capabilities into Superhuman's suite of apps and agents across email, calendar, collaborative documents, and databases. The added meeting intelligence is expected to strengthen Superhuman Go, the company's proactive AI assistant that works across more than one million applications and websites.
Meeting notes as shared organizational context
Meetings take up a significant share of the workweek for many knowledge workers, yet much of what is discussed and decided remains buried in recordings, personal notes, and one-off summaries. AI notetakers have made it easier to capture and summarize individual conversations, but most remain disconnected from the broader flow of work. Fathom already helps teams search across conversations, revisit prior discussions, and identify patterns in sales calls, customer feedback, and internal discussions.
Bringing meeting intelligence into daily workflows
Superhuman is building a connected suite that draws on context across a person's work to provide timely, relevant assistance. With Fathom, Superhuman will add an important source of context covering what people discuss, decide, and commit to in meetings. Connecting information from meetings with emails, documents, data, and workflows will make that knowledge available wherever people and their agents work.
An example of connected action
One example illustrates the potential of this integration. An agent in Superhuman Go could review the transcript of a team standup, draft the latest status updates for a project tracker in Superhuman Docs, and notify the project manager to review and approve them. This allows notes and action items to inform subsequent work instead of remaining siloed in separate tools.
Fathom's established market position
Fathom brings an established meeting intelligence platform and an experienced team to Superhuman. Its technology delivers high-quality meeting capture with bot-free options, live summaries as meetings unfold, and integrations that bring meeting insights into CRMs, agents, and other workflows. The company was recognized in G2's 2026 Best Software Awards Top 100 and named HubSpot's 2025 Most Used App of the Year.
Leadership perspectives
Superhuman CEO Shishir Mehrotra said users have been asking for an integrated notetaker for a long time. He added that meeting notes are among the clearest and most valuable places where AI can help, and that he fell in love with Fathom and its team. Fathom Founder and CEO Richard White said the vast knowledge in a company is spoken, not written, and that joining Superhuman allows that context to travel with people across their work.
About Superhuman and Fathom
Superhuman is the AI productivity platform on a mission to unlock the superhuman potential in everyone. It empowers over 40 million people, 50,000 organizations, and 3,000 educational institutions worldwide. Fathom, the number-one-rated AI meeting partner, syncs insights directly into CRMs, LLMs, and key productivity tools, with backing from Telescope Partners, Maven Ventures, Character, Active Capital, Rackhouse Ventures, and more than 1,300 individual investors.
The acquisition signals a strategic shift from meeting notes as standalone outputs to meeting intelligence as a connected layer across productivity tools. Superhuman's goal is to turn spoken conversations into structured, searchable, and actionable context for both people and AI agents. By uniting Fathom's meeting capture technology with its broader platform, Superhuman is positioning itself to help teams reduce manual work and act on decisions more effectively.