Meet the contenders

Whether you're a freelancer, small business owner, or corporate executive, there's an email app for you. We're here to help you decide.

Let's look at how these two email apps stack up against each other.

Kiwi for Gmail

Kiwi for Gmail lets you take the Gmail and Google Workspace experience out of the browser and onto your desktop. Whether you’re using a PC or a Mac, Kiwi can transform Gmail into a standalone desktop application and save you from having to juggle multiple browser tabs.

Superhuman

Superhuman is a keyboard-focused email client that supports a variety of email providers, including Gmail and Outlook. With more than 100 keyboard shortcuts, Superhuman is designed for professional users and teams who need to collaborate regularly. Although an excellent option for professionals who manage large volumes of messages every day, Superhuman’s robust business and productivity tools may be a bit overkill for casual users.

Kiwi for Gmail vs Superhuman: A side-by-side comparison

	Kiwi for Gmail	Superhuman
Operating system	WindowsmacOS	Windows macOS iOS Android Web
Versions	Starter Pro Power Pro Kiwi for Teams	Starter Business Enterprise
Price(s)	Starter: $4/month (annual subscription) Pro: $6/month (annual subscription) Power Pro: $8/month (annual subscription) Kiwi for Teams: By contact only	Starter: $30/user /month Business: $40 /user /month Enterprise: by contact only
Notable features	Multi-account support Standalone desktop experience Focus Filtered Inbox Google Workspace integration Gmail and Drive search in same app One-click document creation from sidebar AI Companion Zen Mode for better focus Native desktop notifications	Multi-account support Fast app performance Unique keyboard shortcut workflow AI-powered, natural language search AI-assisted email authoring Split inbox to prioritize messages Instant replies Follow-up reminders Reusable snippets for common responses Real-time error correction Integration with Gmail and Outlook Some third-party app integrations