Superfy: The App That’s Making Human-to-Human Advice Trendy Again!

While AI chatbots like ChatGPT have strengths, they sometimes miss the mark regarding personal advice or subjective opinions. Enter Superfy, a platform that feels like a turbocharged Quora but with the immediacy of live chat.

Founded by Michal Tamir and Gil Schoenberg, who previously collaborated at the Israeli data analytics company Treato, Superfy was envisioned as a space where AI enhances human connection. Instead of turning to Google or a bot, Superfy users can engage in honest conversations with real people to get the answers they seek.

Superfy’s magic lies in its proprietary AI technology, Matchpoint AI. Built atop open-source LLMs, this system matches users based on various factors, ensuring that the person you’re chatting with best fits your question. So, if you’re torn between buying an Ibanez or a Gibson guitar, Superfy will connect you with a fellow music enthusiast to guide you.

Superfy stands out with its emphasis on genuine human connection. While platforms like Quora and Reddit rely on a minority of users to generate content, a staggering 85% of Superfy users actively engage in the app. This high engagement stems from its chat-like interface, precise AI matching, and the authenticity of human interaction.

With only a year since its launch, Superfy boasts 550,000 registered users and 85,000 monthly active users. Most of its audience hails from the U.S., Canada, and the U.K., with Gen Z leading the charge. The founders believe that Superfy fills a void left by platforms like TikTok and Instagram, offering a space for genuine connection and discussion.

Despite challenges in Tel Aviv, the Superfy team remains committed to its vision. They’re backed by $5 million in funding and are gearing up for a post-seed round. With its unique proposition and growing user base, Superfy is poised to redefine how we seek advice online.