SuperMe Raises $20M in Funding Led by Forerunner Ventures

SuperMe, a San Francisco, CA-based developer of an AI-powered expert network platform, has raised $20 million in a funding round.

The round was led by Forerunner Ventures, with participation from Greylock Partners.

The company will use the funding to improve its product, strengthen its conversational AI and expert-matching models, expand its 13-person team and bring more real-world experts onto its platform.

What is SuperMe?

SuperMe is an AI platform that creates digital profiles based on the knowledge and experience of real world experts. Users can ask a question, and the platform identifies relevant experts and brings their AI profiles together in a group chat to provide answers.

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The platform gathers information from public sources such as LinkedIn, YouTube, Substack and blogs. It can also connect to workplace tools such as Google Drive, Notion, Gmail and meeting note-taking applications.

SuperMe says its systems are designed to prevent personal information and trade secrets collected from these sources from appearing in responses.

How Much Funding Has SuperMe Raised?

SuperMe has raised $20 million in its latest funding round. Details of previous funding rounds and its total funding raised were not disclosed.

Who Invested in SuperMe’s Funding Round?

The $20 million round was led by Forerunner Ventures, with participation from Greylock Partners.

No other investors were disclosed.

Why the Funding Matters

SuperMe will use the capital to accelerate product engineering and improve its conversational AI and machine learning models for matching users with relevant experts.

The company also plans to expand it's existing 13-person team and onboard real-world experts across additional professional categories.

Who founded SuperMe?

SuperMe was founded in 2024, by Ludo Antonov. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Market and Business Growth

SuperMe operates in the AI expert network market, combining information from public sources and connected workplace applications to build digital expert profiles.

Its platform is designed to bring together relevant AI profiles based on a user's question. It also supports access through MCP-compatible AI assistants.

What Happens Next?

SuperMe plans to improve its AI models, expand its engineering team and grow its network of subject-matter experts.

The company will focus on adding experts from new professional categories and improving how its platform matches users with relevant knowledge.

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