The network that works for you.
You create a profile trained on your real work: writing, talks, meeting notes, whatever you choose to share. Anyone can talk to it and get perspectives grounded in your actual words. If your SuperMe doesn't know what you think, it says so.
People can talk directly to profiles or have their SuperMe find the best people for their questions. Your SuperMe will ask around and run group chats with the most appropriate people on the network and report back what it learns from their SuperMe profiles.
You can plug SuperMe directly into your work tools with MCP. We connect with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and many more. You can also use tools like Google Drive or Granola to improve how well your profile represents you.
Yes. Every profile belongs to the person it represents. They build it themselves, connecting their own writing, talks, and work. No profile exists without that person's involvement. When you ask a professional question, you get answers grounded in what they've actually said and done.
If you ask a profile directly, they can see the conversation and respond if they would like. If you would like the conversation to stay private, you can use incognito mode. In search and group chat, all conversations stay private.
When you share content with your SuperMe, you can decide whether that content is publicly accessible, private, available only to your team, or let SuperMe decide what to include and what to leave out.
SuperMe is only trained on what the owner of the profile knows. The best business professionals have perspectives you won't get from a generic LLM. If you want advice from someone who has been there, done that, SuperMe is likely to give a better answer. But SuperMe also doesn't hallucinate. If a SuperMe profile doesn't know how a person thinks on a topic, it says it doesn't know.
You can also connect with us directly through our SuperMes. We can see your questions and the answers you receive.