SuperMe raised US$20 million in a Series A funding round. Forerunner led the round with participation from Greylock Partners. The startup builds AI profiles from real-life experts and brings them into group chats.
What changed
The company now supports group chats with multiple SuperMe profiles. Users can start a discussion or choose from more than 200 existing Work Groups. The network also works inside ChatGPT and Claude.
Company background
Casey Winters and Ludo Antonov founded SuperMe in 2024. Winters held executive roles at Grubhub, Pinterest, and Eventbrite. Antonov led engineering teams at several startups.
How it works
A user asks a question and SuperMe matches it to relevant expert profiles. Those profiles then discuss the topic in a group chat. Users can also visit an individual profile and ask a question directly.
SuperMe is currently free to use. The startup plans to cap the number of questions users can ask and begin charging. It is hiring for AI and network roles.