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Superlist is an AI-first productivity workspace that unifies tasks, notes, meetings, and collaboration for teams and individuals.
Raised $18M across disclosed rounds.[9]
Seed Round closed March 2022, led by EQT Ventures.[1][3][4][9]
post-money valuation is not publicly disclosed.
Named investors include EQT Ventures, Cherry Ventures, Visionaries Club, Apeiron Ventures.[1][3][5][9]
Christian Reber, Founder & Chairman[1][3][9][13][18]
Niklas Jansen, Co-Founder & CEO[1][3][9][13][18]
Steffen Kiedel, Co-Founder[1][3][9][13][18]
Ben Kubota, Co-Founder[1][3][9][13][18]
Brandon Arnold, Co-Founder[1][3][9][13][18]
Marcel Käding, Co-Founder[1][3][9][13][18]
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Superlist is an AI-first productivity workspace that unifies tasks, notes, meetings, and collaboration for teams and individuals.
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Christian Reber, Founder & Chairman[9]
Ahmed Sulaiman, AI Product Lead[9]
Caspar Clemens Mierau, DevOps Technical Lead[9]
Notion · notion.so · Same buyer (knowledge workers), same workflow (task and note unification), and Reber is a seed investor in Notion. Superlist positions as a more task-first alternative.[2][5]
Asana · asana.com · Same buyer (teams), same budget (team productivity tools), but Superlist argues Asana is optimized for project managers while Superlist targets individual users who grow into teams.[2][4]
Monday.com · monday.com · Same buyer and budget as Asana; Superlist competes on simplicity and personal-to-team bridge.[2]
Slack · slack.com · Superlist is designed to compete with Slack as an AI-first productivity workspace that unifies tasks, notes, and meetings.[5]
Wunderlist · wunderlist.com · Superlist is the unofficial successor built by the same founder, Christian Reber, who sold Wunderlist to Microsoft.[2][4]
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