SuperMe, a network of AI profiles based on the knowledge of real-world experts, has secured $20 million in a funding round. The investment was led by Forerunner with participation from Greylock Partners.
Founded in 2024 by Casey Winters and Ludo Antonov, the platform allows users to ask questions to AI profiles of specific experts. The system creates group chats with relevant AI agents to provide answers.
The platform gathers data from public sources like LinkedIn, YouTube, and Substack, as well as private tools including Google Drive, Notion, and Gmail. It also integrates with the Model Context Protocol.
Currently, the service is free, but the company plans to introduce usage limits and monetization. The startup, which employs 13 people, is actively hiring for technical and network development roles.
