SuperMe raises $20M for AI expert profile network aggregating personal data sources
SuperMe, a startup founded in 2024 by Casey Winters and Ludo Antonov, raised $20 million led by Forerunner (Kirsten Green) with participation from Greylock Partners. The platform builds AI profiles of real-world experts and assembles group chats to answer user questions. To build those profiles, SuperMe ingests public sources (LinkedIn, YouTube, Substack, blogs) and connected apps including Google Drive, Notion, Gmail and notetakers like Granola. The company acknowledges that ingested data may include personal information and trade secrets, but states none of it surfaces in answers. It also supports MCP (Model Context Protocol), enabling access from Claude and ChatGPT. This is business/funding news with no reported incident or vulnerability, though the data aggregation model raises privacy and data-governance considerations.
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SuperMe raises $20M for AI expert profile network aggregating personal data sources
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SuperMe, a startup founded in 2024 by Casey Winters and Ludo Antonov, raised $20 million led by Forerunner (Kirsten Green) with participation from Greylock Partners. The platform builds AI profiles of real-world experts and assembles group chats to answer user questions. To build those profiles, SuperMe ingests public sources (LinkedIn, YouTube, Substack, blogs) and connected apps including Google Drive, Notion, Gmail and notetakers like Granola. The company acknowledges that ingested data may include personal information and trade secrets, but states none of it surfaces in answers. It also supports MCP (Model Context Protocol), enabling access from Claude and ChatGPT. This is business/funding news with no reported incident or vulnerability, though the data aggregation model raises privacy and data-governance considerations.