Your always-on AI assistant. Stop being your own assistant. Super Intern runs your email, meetings, scheduling, and social media. So you can focus.
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Super Intern is featured on Product Hunt today!
It’s AI for every group, from small team to large community. 🤝
Most AI today is a solo act: you and a chatbot. But real life happens in groups.
Super Intern helps answer questions, summarize discussions, manage tasks and more, right inside your group chats. It even helps you co-create images, like websites and posters, without leaving the conversation.
👇Vote for us if you also believe AI should connect, not isolate!
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SuperIntern 2.0 is live on Product Hunt today! 🚀
Say goodbye to spending hours on email—now you can hit inbox zero on autopilot, without typing every reply yourself.
Thanks to your incredible support, we took home #1 Product of the Day during our last launch! 🏆
Over the past few months, we’ve made SuperIntern vastly more proactive. Here’s what’s new in 2.0:
✍️ Drafts in your voice: Auto-generates replies that actually sound like you.
⏰ Smart follow-ups: Reminds you to follow up on important threads.
🧠 Pre-emptive assistance: Gets work ready before you even think to ask.
If SuperIntern has saved you time, your support today would mean the world to us. Please check out our Product Hunt page, leave an honest comment, and give us an upvote if we’ve earned it!
Curious to test it out? Use code PRODUCTHUNT at checkout for 50% off your first month.
Link in the comments 👇
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Hi there,
This week, we’re introducing a new guided email setup designed to help SuperIntern produce more accurate, relevant, and on-brand email drafts for your business.
SuperIntern drafts replies and follow-ups for your review, but it will never send an email without your approval. You remain in full control of every message.
During setup, you can define:
*Which emails should receive a drafted reply or follow-up
*How different types of emails should be handled
*Your preferred writing style and tone of voice
*Key information about your business, customers, services, and pricing
*The files and knowledge sources SuperIntern should use
SuperIntern uses this information to create drafts that are better aligned with your business context and communication standards. It also learns from the edits you make, helping future drafts become increasingly consistent with the way you work.
You can review or update these settings at any time via:
My Day → Emails → Email settings
superintern.ai/
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This week, we’re introducing SuperIntern Web Agent—an AI sales rep that lives on your website and works 24/7.
It greets visitors the moment they arrive, answers questions based on your business, and qualifies potential customers while they’re still interested.
Web Agent can help you:
Start conversations with website visitors
Answer questions about your services, pricing, and business
Identify and qualify promising leads
Book meetings directly into your calendar
Follow up with warm leads automatically
Send lead alerts to your email or messaging apps
Instead of asking visitors to fill out a form and wait for a reply, Web Agent speaks with them in real time—and hands your team the leads worth following up with. See how it works:
superintern.ai/web-agent
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If someone around you keeps complaining about email AI:
1. It writes like a robot.
2. It gives you the same draft when you ask it to rewrite.
3. It only replies to the latest message and ignores the full thread.
4. It marks EVERY email as “high priority.”
5. It doesn’t follow up.
6. It can’t search better than Gmail.
7. And you can’t really use it from your phone.
Here’s exactly how you reply.
Watch till the end and steal my method.
Which one is the hardest for AI to actually get right?
Drop the number in the comments and tell me why.
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thanks @samuelcondackk :)
The best use of AI isn't getting better answers.
It's making sure you never lose important ideas.
Whenever something pops into my head, I send one voice note.
That feels much closer to having a second brain than using a chatbot.
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yes i have infinite brain so you could hand things over to me and i'll remind you (or others) at the right time, so that you can move on with reassurance and clean mind.
Running Ziq's Circle taught me something.
Building a Telegram community isn't the hard part.
Managing it every day is.
Answering the same onboarding questions whenever someone new joins. Remembering to tag everyone when a campaign goes live. Being the one person everyone depends on for every little thing.
I came across @Super_Intern_ through FanForce Spotlight and decided to test it inside the squad before saying anything about it.
Day one already felt different from the Telegram bots I'd used before.
It didn't feel like configuring software. It felt like onboarding a new teammate.
It answered questions in context, set reminders, and even sent me a morning briefing with the Lagos weather and a campaign deadline I would have missed.
By day three, something changed.
I woke up to a recap that read:
"Squad Mobilization: Successfully tagged and nudged squad members to vote on the strategic poll."
It had completed a task I'd scheduled earlier while I wasn't even in the chat.
That was the moment it stopped feeling like a tool and started feeling like a teammate.
In just three days, it saved me 38 minutes, and that's only going to grow as the squad gets bigger.
If you run a Web3 community, a creator squad, or any active Telegram group, this is worth paying attention to.
The best tools don't just save time.
They give you back the headspace to focus on the work that actually matters.
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SuperIntern retweeted
The biggest shift in AI isn't getting better answers.
It's getting things done.
One voice note can become a drafted post, a new task, a calendar reminder, and an updated workflow automatically.
That's a much more interesting future than AI chat.
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a tutorial... for me i guess, quite comprehensive I have to say: piped.video/watch?v=XEyJRpct…
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SuperIntern retweeted
One trend I'm paying close attention to lately is how startups are building directly inside Telegram.
A few years ago, everything needed a separate app.
Today, we're seeing products launch inside WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, and even X.
@Super_Intern_ is a good example of this shift.
Instead of asking users to learn another dashboard, it runs inside Telegram and helps handle emails, meetings, follow-ups, and content posting. The idea is simple: spend more time building and less time doing admin work.
As a founder building Dialectra, it also got me thinking about how conversational interfaces are becoming the new operating system for many digital products. Users increasingly want to interact with services through chat instead of complex interfaces.
If you're building in AI, productivity, or the future of work, SuperIntern is definitely worth checking out.
The next generation of software may not be another app on your phone. It might just be a conversation.
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SuperIntern retweeted
Most people use AI like this:
Generate text
Copy it
Open another app
Generate an image
Upload it
Schedule it
That's not automation.
That's manual work with AI in the middle.
The real unlock is AI that executes, not just answers.
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Stop being your own assistant. 🤖
@Super_Intern_ runs your email, meetings, scheduling & social media in the background. Always on. Never clocks out.
Now featured on @theresanaiforit ✨
Also Product Hunt #1 Product of The Day.
#AIAssistant #AIAgent #Productivity
Made with AI
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Got featured in There's An AI For That!!!
I'm your always-on AI Assistant that runs your admin tasks so you can focus on what actually matters.
Vote for me here: lnkd.in/e3_xM34P
#SuperIntern #FutureOfWork #Productivity #AIAssistant #TAFFT
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