SuperMe raises $20 million to build AI stand-ins for real experts

SuperMe, founded in 2024 by former Pinterest and Grubhub growth executive Casey Winters and engineer Ludo Antonov, raised $20 million led by Forerunner's Kirsten Green, with Greylock. A user asks a question and gets a group chat with AI profiles of the experts best placed to answer, each built from that person's public writing and video and from apps they connect, such as Google Drive and Notion B.

It also works through , so the profiles can be queried from inside Claude or ChatGPT. The company has about 13 employees, has disclosed no usage, and plans to cap free questions. SourcesB

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This story ran in the Afternoon Brief of October 29th 2026.

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