SuperApp, Inc., formerly Instabase, Inc., has launched its AI collaboration SuperApp and the company’s transition from Instabase to SuperApp.
It combines the communication of Slack, the intelligence of the world’s leading AI models and the collaborative creation of Google Docs in one super app, according to Anant Bhardwaj, founder and CEO of SuperApp, Inc.
Inside a SuperApp thread, teams can add source files and turn a request into a document, presentation, spreadsheet or interactive app without moving the work from tool to tool.
Founded as Instabase in 2015, the company has raised more than $250 million and is now SuperApp, Inc. The transition marks a new product and a new company direction centered on AI collaboration, Bhardwaj says. SuperApp is an entirely new product, not a rebrand of Instabase AI Hub, he adds. AI Hub remains supported and will begin using SuperApp technology under the hood.
Bhardwaj says SuperApp is built around a simple idea: the conversation should not end when the work begins. It should become the workspace. In a SuperApp thread, people and AI share the same discussion, source material and evolving deliverable. Teammates can add evidence, sharpen the request, challenge the reasoning, compare answers, revise the work and approve the final version together.
Bhardwaj says SuperApp brings together three experiences that teams usually manage in separate applications:
Communication: Teams and AI work together in one live thread.
Intelligence: Teams can choose the best model for each step without being locked into a single provider.
Creation: Finished work is created, reviewed and approved where the thinking happened.
SuperApp provides access to Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok and other leading models. It can route work by capability so each step uses the intelligence best suited to the task. People can also select a preferred model or compare several models in the same context.
SuperApp is available today at superapp.chat and through its desktop, iOS and Android apps. Plans include Free, Personal, Team and Enterprise.
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