SuperMe secures $20 million in funding to expand its AI-powered expert network platform. The San Francisco-based company connects professionals with specialized knowledge to address complex business challenges. This round supports further development of its proprietary AI matching technology.
SuperMe launches an AI-powered network connecting users with expert profiles for career and job advice. The platform aggregates knowledge from real experts—such as VCs like Mercedes Bent, Sarah Tavel, and Josh Elman—and uses AI to match questions with relevant profiles, forming group chats or direct interactions. The startup secures $20M in funding led by Forerunner, with participation from Greylock Partners, to expand its network and improve AI-driven question matching. SuperMe integrates with tools like LinkedIn, Google Drive, and Notion to gather expertise while ensuring no personal or proprietary data appears in responses. The service remains free but plans to introduce usage limits and monetization for heavy users.
SuperMe, founded by Casey Winters and Ludo Antonov, is an AI-native professional network that lets users query expert perspectives through AI profiles. Greylock led a $6.8 million seed round in the company.
SuperMe raises a $6.8 million seed round led by Greylock to build an AI-native professional network aimed at improving professional advice. The network is designed to surface expert advice through searchable AI profiles and Perspective Search.