What it is
A team-owned AI employee. Shared workspace memory and credits. Runs jobs end to end.
A per-user ambient assistant. Custom agents, an Agent Store, and drafts for each person to review.
Viktor vs Superhuman Go:A Better Inbox or a Finished Job
Go makes each person's writing and inbox better. Viktor is a team-owned AI employee that finishes the job. Both can be used together. The difference is who owns the work.
Last updated: August 2026
Viktor
Viktor is a team-owned AI employee. He lives in Slack or Microsoft Teams, keeps shared workspace memory and credits, and runs on his own computer with his own browser. He does multi-step work end to end and delivers finished work with approval gates.
Choose Viktor when the team needs a worker that owns recurring jobs, not a draft for each person to tweak.
Team workspaceShared creditsOwn computer
Superhuman Go
Superhuman Go is a per-user ambient assistant. It helps with writing and inbox work through a no-code agent builder, an Agent Store, apps on Mac, Windows, and iOS, and two Slack apps.
Choose Go when each person wants better drafts and inbox help from their own accounts.
We already pay $12 a seat
The $12 Pro seat, as of Aug 2026, buys each person a better inbox and drafts. It does not buy the team a worker that owns recurring jobs.
Choose Viktor if you want a team-owned AI employee with shared memory, shared credits, and finished work with approvals.
Choose Superhuman Go if you want a per-user assistant that makes writing and inbox work better for each person.
- Go Pro is $12 per member per month billed annually as of Aug 2026, or $15 billed monthly.
- That seat helps one person write and manage email. It does not hire a shared worker.
- Viktor is one AI employee for the workspace, with shared memory and shared credits.
- Both can be used together. They do different jobs.
Last updated: August 2026
| Feature | Viktor |  Superhuman Go |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A team-owned AI employee. Shared workspace memory and credits. Runs jobs end to end. | A per-user ambient assistant. Custom agents, an Agent Store, and drafts for each person to review. |
| Where it lives | Inside Slack or Microsoft Teams, where the team already works. | Mac, Windows, and iOS apps, go.superhuman.com, suggestions at the cursor, and two Slack Marketplace apps. |
| Who owns the work | The team delegates jobs. Viktor delivers finished work with approval gates. | Each person reviews and tweaks a draft. There is no team-owned worker. |
| Credentials | Workspace-managed connections with OAuth. Credentials stay server-side. | Per-user credentials. Each person connects their own accounts. |
| Memory | Shared workspace memory that the whole team can use. | No workspace-wide memory. Context stays with each person. |
| Execution | Own computer and browser. Multi-step work. Finished deliverables with approvals. | Suggestions and drafts. Schedule, event, and as-you-type triggers. |
| Agents | Cross-tool workflows on 3,200+ integrations. | Agent Store templates such as Knowledge Checker, Email Assistant, Daily Brief, and 1:1 prep, plus a no-code builder. Developers can add agents with an SDK based on Coda Packs. |
| Pricing | As of Aug 2026, free to start with $100 credits. The Team plan is $50 a month for the whole workspace, with 20,000 credits. | As of Aug 2026, Free is $0, Pro is $12 per member per month billed annually ($15 billed monthly), Business is $33 ($40 monthly), and Enterprise is custom. Connectors and custom agents are paid only. Usage-based pricing is coming. |
| Security | SOC 2 Type 1 certified, GDPR aligned, CCPA compliant, CASA Tier 3 certified, with server-side credential isolation. | Each person connects their own accounts. Go does not run as a team sandbox with its own computer. |
Where it lives
Inside Slack or Microsoft Teams, where the team already works.
Mac, Windows, and iOS apps, go.superhuman.com, suggestions at the cursor, and two Slack Marketplace apps.
Who owns the work
The team delegates jobs. Viktor delivers finished work with approval gates.
Each person reviews and tweaks a draft. There is no team-owned worker.
Credentials
Workspace-managed connections with OAuth. Credentials stay server-side.
Per-user credentials. Each person connects their own accounts.
Memory
Shared workspace memory that the whole team can use.
No workspace-wide memory. Context stays with each person.
Execution
Own computer and browser. Multi-step work. Finished deliverables with approvals.
Suggestions and drafts. Schedule, event, and as-you-type triggers.
Agents
Cross-tool workflows on 3,200+ integrations.
Agent Store templates such as Knowledge Checker, Email Assistant, Daily Brief, and 1:1 prep, plus a no-code builder. Developers can add agents with an SDK based on Coda Packs.
Pricing
As of Aug 2026, free to start with $100 credits. The Team plan is $50 a month for the whole workspace, with 20,000 credits.
As of Aug 2026, Free is $0, Pro is $12 per member per month billed annually ($15 billed monthly), Business is $33 ($40 monthly), and Enterprise is custom. Connectors and custom agents are paid only. Usage-based pricing is coming.
Security
SOC 2 Type 1 certified, GDPR aligned, CCPA compliant, CASA Tier 3 certified, with server-side credential isolation.
Each person connects their own accounts. Go does not run as a team sandbox with its own computer.
A better inbox is not a finished job.
Go helps each person write and manage email. That is a real gain if your team already lives in Superhuman.
Viktor is the worker the team can delegate to. He runs multi-step work on his own computer, then brings back finished work for approval.
If the job is a recurring report, a cross-tool workflow, or a deliverable the whole team can use, Viktor owns that job.
Lisa9:02 AM
@Viktor build us an internal deal-desk app — reps submit discount requests, it pulls live deal data from HubSpot and Stripe, managers approve right in Slack
ViktorApp11:52 AM
Shipped ✅ Live at deal-desk.acme.com — connected HubSpot + Stripe, approvals post to #revenue. 14 reps invited.
One shared worker, not a seat for every person.
Viktor keeps shared workspace memory and one pool of credits. Anyone on the team can pick up the same context.
Go uses per-user credentials. There is no team-owned worker and no shared credit pool.
The $12 Pro seat, as of Aug 2026, is priced per person. Viktor's Team plan is $50 a month for the whole workspace, as of Aug 2026.
Tom9:02 AM
@Viktor audit our Meta Ads and Google Ads spend. Compare vs last month.
ViktorApp9:02 AM
✅ Done.
Pulled data from both platforms. Key findings:
Meta Ads: CPA down 12% MoM, ROAS up to 3.4x
Google Ads: Brand campaigns strong, pMax underperforming
Own computer and browser, then a result you can approve.
Viktor connects to 3,200+ tools, uses a real browser, and ships files, reports, and apps the team can review.
Go offers suggestions, drafts, and no-code agents with schedule, event, and as-you-type triggers.
Use Go to make each person's typing better. Use Viktor when the team needs the job done.
Honest tradeoffs
Where Superhuman Go is stronger
Go genuinely makes each person's writing and inbox better. Start there, then decide who owns the job.
When to choose Superhuman Go vs Viktor
Choose Viktor if:
You want a team-owned AI employee, not a draft for each person to tweak
You want shared workspace memory and shared credits
You want work to run on Viktor's own computer and browser
You want finished deliverables with approval gates
Your team works in Slack or Microsoft Teams
You need 3,200+ managed integrations
Choose Superhuman Go if:
You want better writing and inbox help for each person
You already pay for Superhuman and want Go on top of that suite
You want a no-code agent builder with schedule, event, and as-you-type triggers
You want Agent Store templates like Daily Brief and 1:1 prep
A $12 Pro seat, as of Aug 2026, covers the job you need
What our customers say.
Questions people ask before adding Viktor
No. Superhuman is the company that used to be called Grammarly. The suite includes Grammarly, Superhuman Mail, and Superhuman Docs, with about 40 million installs. Superhuman Go is the ambient assistant they shipped as Go 1.0 on August 12, 2026.
4.8 on G2G2 rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars
One hire. The output of a team.
Viktor works nights, remembers every decision, and connects to 3,200 tools. Start free with $100 in credits, then $50 a month.