Superhuman Docs Tutorial: Documents, Tables & AI in One Place

About this video

Kevin, in a video sponsored by Superhuman, demonstrates Superhuman Docs — from the makers of Grammarly — as a browser-based workspace where teams write, track, and build together without installing anything, using his fictional Kevin Cookie Company and a doc titled New Cookie Launch. Starting from pasted customer flavor-request survey responses including mint chocolate, peanut butter, and vegan chocolate chip, he opens the Docs AI pane and uses slash Quick Actions such as summarize, explain, executive summary, create a chart/table, brainstorm, build a tracker, report, and key risks. Running Generate an executive summary produces an overview highlighting most-requested flavors and trends, with peanut butter among the top requests. He then asks AI to convert the text purchase-frequency column (weekly, seasonally, monthly, occasionally) into a numeric score column, builds a summary table without pivot tables or formulas — showing peanut butter with 11 requests — and applies conditional formatting highlighting highest frequency-score totals in green and lowest in red, which puts peanut butter first and brown butter chocolate chip second because its requesters shop more often. Next AI builds a launch tracker with milestones, placeholder owners, start/due dates, and status; converts it to an interactive timeline view that stays in sync when dates are edited in the table; and inserts an AI block that summarizes the launch plan, risks, and next steps and can be refreshed after statuses are updated. Docs AI also reviews the plan and adds actionable suggestions at the bottom. Pricing stated at the end: the free plan includes collaborative docs, tables, and a trial of AI features, and Pro is $12 a month per Doc Maker billed annually.

Key takeaways

• Superhuman Docs combines documents, tables, and built-in AI in one browser workspace with nothing to install, per the sponsored tutorial
• Docs AI Quick Actions via slash include executive summary, summarize, explain, chart/table creation, brainstorm, tracker, report, and key risks
• AI can enrich data — converting weekly/seasonally/monthly/occasionally text into numeric scores — and build a summary table without formulas, showing peanut butter with 11 requests
• Conditional formatting, a generated launch tracker, and a synced timeline view surface priorities: peanut butter first, brown butter chocolate chip second
• An AI block stays connected to the doc and refreshes to reflect updated statuses; pricing stated is free with AI trial, Pro $12/month per Doc Maker billed annually

Episode details: published July 15, 2026 · 8:24 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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