Overview
- TechCrunch reports the seed at $2.6 million while several outlets cite $3 million, with Susa Ventures, Browder Capital and SF1.vc leading the round.
- Notable backers include Google AI chief Jeff Dean, DeepMind’s Logan Kilpatrick, Cloudflare CTO Dane Knecht and Sentry founder David Cramer, alongside executives from OpenAI, Meta and Google.
- Supermemory extracts durable “memories” from unstructured data across modalities, builds a knowledge graph and emphasizes low-latency retrieval for stateful AI use.
- Early adopters include Cluely, Montra, Scira, Composio’s Rube and Rets, and a robotics company is testing visual memory retention.
- Founder Dhravya Shah, 19, moved from Mumbai to the U.S., left ASU to focus on the company, gained experience at Cloudflare and now operates from San Francisco on an O-1 visa.