Overview

• Supermemory closed a seed round led by Susa Ventures, Browder Capital and SF1.vc, with most reports citing $2.6 million and one outlet reporting $3 million.
• Individual backers include Google AI chief Jeff Dean, DeepMind’s Logan Kilpatrick, Cloudflare CTO Dane Knecht, DoNotPay’s Joshua Browder and Sentry founder David Cramer, plus executives from OpenAI, Meta and Google.
• The startup offers a universal memory API that extracts structured “memories” from files, chats, emails, PDFs and other data to give AI applications persistent, multimodal context.
• Early traction includes customers such as Cluely, Montra, Scira, Composio’s Rube and Rets, along with a robotics collaboration to retain visual memories captured by robots.
• Founder Dhravya Shah moved from Mumbai to the United States after selling a tweet-screenshot bot, attended Arizona State University before dropping out, and previously worked at Mem0 and in developer relations at Cloudflare.