SuperMe announces $20m to expand its AI expert network
Forerunner leads the financing, with Greylock Partners participating, as SuperMe builds conversational professional profiles.
SuperMe announced $20 million in financing led by Forerunner’s Kirsten Green, with participation from Greylock Partners. The company plans to recruit engineers for its conversation and expert-matching models and expand the subjects covered by its professional knowledge network.
Users ask a question and the platform assembles a group chat with AI profiles of relevant experts. They can follow up with the group or question individual profiles. The profiles draw on professional knowledge from public sources and connected tools, rather than requiring the experts to join every conversation themselves.
Casey Winters and Ludo Antonov founded the company in 2024 after working at consumer technology businesses including Pinterest. SuperMe also supports access through tools using the Model Context Protocol, allowing people to consult the network from other AI assistants.
Use of funds
Improve conversation and expert-matching models
Hire engineers and expand professional subject coverage