Superhuman makes you fast at email; Fasrad does the email for you — reads the thread, drafts the reply, books the call, and logs it.
One reads the last thread, drafts the reply, books the call, and logs it — while you do something else.
Superhuman is a keyboard-first email client: split-second navigation, snippets, Instant Intro, read statuses, a command palette that means your hands never leave the home row. If your day is processing a high-volume inbox by hand, it shaves minutes off every hour. The catch is in the premise: it makes you faster at the work. The work is still yours. You read every thread, you write every reply, you remember every follow-up.
Fasrad sits on the other side of that line. It's a hosted agent with its own inbox connected to your Google account. It reads the threads, sorts the ones that need a human from the ones that don't, drafts replies that quote what the other person actually said, and — when you point it at a Sheet — sends staggered personalized outreach and triages the replies as they land. You're not flying through messages faster. You're reading a short summary of what already got handled.
Where the line falls:
Pick Fasrad when you want the inbox handled so you mostly don't open it — triaged, drafted, booked, and followed up while you do something else. Some people run both: Superhuman for the threads only they can answer, Fasrad for the ones it clears on its own.
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No, and it's the wrong question. Superhuman is a desktop and mobile client built to make a human process the inbox faster — keyboard shortcuts, split panes, read receipts. Fasrad has no client UI to fly through. It's an agent that reads, triages, drafts, and sends on your behalf, so the goal is opening the inbox less, not navigating it quicker.
Superhuman is a keyboard-driven client for doing the email yourself, faster — snippets, send-later, read statuses, a desktop and mobile app you fly through. Fasrad has no client UI to navigate; it's an agent that reads, triages, drafts, and sends on your behalf, so you open the inbox less instead of moving through it quicker. Some people run both.
Only within the rules you set. By default it drafts and you approve. You can let it auto-send for defined cases — confirmations, routine replies, paced outreach from a Sheet — and keep everything else as a draft for review. You decide where the line sits per category.
The thread. Replies quote and answer what was actually said earlier, and meeting-prep briefings pull from past exchanges with that person — which is the part a faster inbox UI can't do for you, because it still needs you to read it.
It's hosted — nothing to install or self-host. You use it at fasrad.com/chat, as a private Telegram bot, over email itself, or as a public embed chatbot. It connects to your Google inbox, calendar, and Drive, and works in the background on triggers and schedules even when no window is open.
$49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime. It's in public beta, setup takes about four minutes, and you connect one Google account to get an agent with its own inbox, calendar, and Drive.