Supper

Supper usage has more than doubled this fall across nearly every customer, and today, we’re excited to announce our $11 million seed round. When Andrew Salamon and I started Supper, we didn’t think it would be easy, but we also didn’t fully grasp just how much we were biting off. Building an AI-powered data agent that’s completely company- and database-agnostic is… well, incredibly hard. Seeing that written out, maybe we shouldn’t have been surprised? But many months later, our incredible team has built dozens of LLM pipelines, data integrations, code-writing agents, and a pretty wild amount of infrastructure. We’re now seeing the kind of traction we used to just hope for. Supper is consistently delivering those “oh wow, I didn’t know that about my business” moments that make all the complexity worth it. Thank you Rebecca Kaden, David Tisch, Lucy Deland, Jonathan Keidan, and Addie Lerner Katz for watching us evolve from a prompt bar that once struggled to answer “how many employees work here?” into a truly agentic platform capable of deep analysis, understanding custom company jargon, and making sense of even the thorniest databases. And because it finally feels like we know what we’re doing, we’re releasing a short video that explains how Supper works and why we built it (see below). Supper is designed for fast-growing companies that want to understand their data and make decisions quickly and accurately. Whether your data stack is sophisticated or still taking shape, get a demo from Andy and me to see how we can supercharge your decision-making: supper.co/get-a-demo We’ve onboarded teams that use Supper as their only data platform, and others with giant warehouses, multiple BI tools, and full data teams. The common thread: they all needed faster, reliable answers. And Supper is finally delivering that.

Watch the webinar recording as Supper co-founders Lowell Putnam and Andrew Salamon share decision frameworks, when OKRs help (vs. hurt), and how to make your board a true advantage: https://lnkd.in/ezSNDxhe Unlock a practical “operating system” for running a startup.

[Webinar recording] Between them, Supper co-founders Lowell Putnam and Andrew Salamon have nearly a dozen exits. In this webinar, they share decision frameworks, when OKRs help (vs. hurt), and how to make your board a true advantage: https://lnkd.in/ezSNDxhe Unlock a practical “operating system” for running a startup.

[Webinar recording] Between them, Supper co-founders Lowell Putnam and Andrew Salamon have nearly a dozen exits. In this video, you'll learn about their decision frameworks, when OKRs help (vs. hurt), and how to make your board a true advantage: https://lnkd.in/ezSNDxhe Unlock a practical “operating system” for running a startup.

Between them, Supper co-founders Lowell Putnam and Andrew Salamon have nearly a dozen exits. Watch this webinar recording to learn about their decision frameworks, when OKRs help (vs. hurt), and how to make your board a true advantage: https://lnkd.in/evqTP65R Unlock a practical “operating system” for running a startup.

Between them, Supper co-founders Lowell Putnam and Andrew Salamon have nearly a dozen exits. View this webinar to learn about decision frameworks, when OKRs help (vs. hurt), and how to make your board a true advantage: https://lnkd.in/eckNBQFB Unlock a practical “operating system” for running a startup.