SuperMe is an AI-native professional network founded in 2024 that builds multimodal AI representations from a professional's talks, writing, and notes, then lets others query those representations by voice or text to learn from them at scale. Professionals can review and refine the answers their AI returns, reinforcing their on-platform expertise over time. The product launched its 1.0 release in 2025 alongside a $6.8M seed round led by Greylock.
SuperMe was co-founded by Casey Winters (CEO) and Ludo Antonov. Winters previously led growth at Pinterest, 📝Eventbrite, and 📝Grubhub before holding advisory roles at 📝Reforge, Faire, and Whatnot. The product centers on "Perspective Search," a routing primitive that takes a business question, dispatches it across the most relevant expert AIs, and returns multiple viewpoints side-by-side rather than a single synthesized answer. At launch the network indexed roughly 3,000 AI versions of named product-building experts including 📝Lovable's Elena Verna, Reforge founder Brian Balfour, and writer Lenny Rachitsky. SuperMe positions itself against both the static-profile LinkedIn lineage and the single-model AI assistant category — neither lets users compare expert perspectives directly.
Came across SuperMe via a prompt-injection rabbit hole while bolstering Rachel Hepworth's memo. The product is conceptually close to how I think about 📝MythOS /chat — a multimodal AI surface trained on a person's actual work — but wired into a LinkedIn-style network. That's the shape /community can grow into.