Supernormal Technologies, Inc.
Headquarters
San Francisco, CAFounded
2020CEO / Founder
Alex SmithEmployees
11-50Funding
Series A — $24MProducts
1 product listedAvg. AI Score
6.6/10Website
supernormal.com/
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About Supernormal Technologies, Inc.
Supernormal Technologies, Inc. develops an AI-powered meeting assistant that automatically transcribes and summarizes video calls. The company was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California. It was built on top of Google Meet's platform initially before expanding to support Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
The product integrates with popular video conferencing tools to capture meeting content and generate structured notes, action items, and summaries without manual note-taking. Supernormal has positioned its offering toward sales teams, recruiters, and other professionals who rely heavily on recurring video meetings, and has since expanded its ambitions toward AI agents that convert meeting context into deliverables such as proposals and client communications.
Supernormal has raised venture funding from investors including Precursor Ventures and other early-stage backers, though full details of its funding rounds are not comprehensively public. The company operates as a small team relative to larger competitors in the meeting-intelligence space, such as Otter.ai and Fireflies.ai.
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Competitive Landscape
Who Supernormal Technologies, Inc. competes with, and how they differ.
Broader integration footprint across dialers and CRMs, with API access and a searchable conversation-intelligence layer aimed at sales teams rather than general meeting notes.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewed
Free-forever core product with a desktop-first recording approach, monetizing via team collaboration features rather than a per-seat subscription from day one.
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Emphasizes multi-language transcription and clip-sharing for async review, with a generous free tier targeting startups over enterprise buyers.
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Local, in-meeting note-taking app that blends the user's own typed notes with AI transcription rather than relying purely on post-call auto-summary generation.
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Adds real-time engagement and sentiment analytics during live calls, positioning itself as a meeting-effectiveness coach rather than just a transcription/notes tool.
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Targets revenue teams with deeper CRM-native conversation intelligence, coaching scorecards, and forecasting tied to recorded calls.
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Key milestones in Supernormal Technologies, Inc.'s history, with sources.
- Funding
Supernormal raises $10M led by Balderton Capital
Supernormal raised a $10 million round led by Balderton Capital, with participation from Acequia Capital and byFounders VC, bringing total funding to around $12.9 million; the round funded its pivot to OpenAI-powered meeting transcription and note-taking.
techcrunch.com - Funding
SuperNormal raises $2M seed led by EQT Ventures
SuperNormal (as the company was then styled) raised a $2 million ($1.6M) seed round led by EQT Ventures to build a video-collaboration platform for remote teams with AI-generated transcripts and summaries — the product that later evolved into its AI meeting-notes tool.
tech.eu - Founded
Supernormal founded by Colin Treseler and Fabian Perez
Colin Treseler (formerly Facebook, Klarna) and Fabian Perez (formerly GitHub, Splice) co-founded Supernormal in 2020.
techcrunch.com
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