It does the job, not just the draft
Milo works on websites with its own cloud computer and carries tasks to done. Superhuman Go helps as you write and works through connectors.
Superhuman Go helps as you write, inside the apps you already use. Milo is an AI teammate you hand whole jobs to, from WhatsApp, iMessage or team chat, and it can work on websites.
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Choose Superhuman Go if most of your work is writing, email and documents, and you want suggestions as you type, especially if you already use Grammarly or Superhuman Mail.
Choose Milo if you want to hand off whole jobs, such as bookings, forms and follow-ups, and have them carried through on websites and in your apps.
| Question | Milo | Superhuman Go |
|---|---|---|
| Where you work with it | Web, Mac and Windows apps, WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, Microsoft Teams and Google Chat. | Web, Mac, Windows and phone apps, Chrome and Edge extensions, inside Grammarly, and Slack. |
| Text it on WhatsApp or iMessage | Yes.Yes. Text Milo like a teammate on WhatsApp or iMessage. | No.No WhatsApp, iMessage or SMS. |
| Works in Slack, Teams and Google Chat | Yes.Yes. Mention @Milo in a channel or space to hand it a task; it answers there with the sources it can access. | Partly.Slack, yes. Microsoft Teams only as a connector. No Google Chat. |
| Does the work on websites | Yes.Yes. Its own computer in the cloud, plus your Chrome or Mac when a task needs them. | Not published.Not described. Its public pages say it reads what is on your screen and works through connectors. |
| Connects to your apps | Yes.Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Drive, Notion, HubSpot, Salesforce and 40+ more, plus your own apps through MCP. | Yes.About 120 connectors and MCP on paid plans; CRM connectors such as Salesforce and HubSpot need Enterprise. |
| Keeps working on goals over time | Yes.Yes. Recurring work and ongoing goals that it follows through. | Yes.Custom agents on schedules and triggers, plus a daily brief. The agent builder is in beta. |
| Remembers you | Yes.Yes. It learns your preferences and the details you would otherwise repeat. | Partly.Learns your preferences over time; no editable memory is documented. |
| Buys things with your approval | Yes.Yes. Saved logins and cards stay in Vault, and Milo asks before it pays. | Not published.Not documented. |
| Price | Free to start, no card. Then $49, $99 or $199 per person a month. | Free, Pro $12 and Business $33 per member a month, billed annually. Enterprise is custom. |
Checked on November 5, 2026, against each company’s public product, pricing and help pages. Product features and prices change; the sources are listed below.
Milo works on websites with its own cloud computer and carries tasks to done. Superhuman Go helps as you write and works through connectors.
Milo works on WhatsApp and iMessage, and in Slack, Microsoft Teams and Google Chat. Superhuman Go has no WhatsApp, iMessage or SMS.
Every Milo plan is the full Milo, with app connections included. Superhuman Go’s connectors need a paid plan, and its CRM connectors need Enterprise.
Yes, if you want an assistant that carries whole jobs through on websites and in your apps, and that you can text on WhatsApp or iMessage. Superhuman Go is a strong pick for help as you write.
Not that its public pages describe: it reads what is on your screen and works through connectors. Milo can do website work on its own cloud computer, or in your Chrome or Mac when a task needs them.
Milo starts free with no card, then costs $49, $99 or $199 per person a month. Superhuman Go has a free plan, then Pro at $12 and Business at $33 per member a month billed annually.
Yes. Let Superhuman Go help as you write, and give Milo the jobs that need to be carried through across apps and websites.
It works in the apps and chats you already use, and follows through.