SuperMe raises $20M to build AI profiles simulating industry experts

SuperMe runs a network of AI profiles built from the knowledge of real-life experts. When a user asks a question, the platform decides which experts are best suited to answer and generates the response. The company said it will grow the network on both sides, adding users who ask questions and experts who supply knowledge. Kirsten Green led the $20 million round at Forerunner Ventures, and Greylock Partners participated. Co-founders Casey Winters and Ludo Antonov started the company in 2024, and both have operating backgrounds at consumer platforms. No valuation or revenue figure was disclosed. For founders, SuperMe shows that a marketplace of human expertise can be packaged as AI personas, with expert routing as the core product logic. Builders should weigh how they will license and attribute the knowledge that trains such profiles.