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SuperPowers AI · Marketing
SuperPowers AI builds Super, an AI assistant that runs its own cloud apps to order food, book rides, build websites and finish tasks from text, voice or Meta glasses.

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What Is SuperPowers AI
SuperPowers AI is the company behind Super, an assistant that doesn't just answer questions. It opens apps, browses the web, runs cloud code and carries a task to a finished result. You text or talk to it, and it handles the errand on its own.
The difference is where the work happens. Super runs its own copies of apps like Uber and DoorDash in the cloud, so you don't hand over your private email or calendar to get something done. It also has its own phone number, wallet and email.
Think of it as an AI automation platform built around a personal AI agent, not another chat box. Where a chatbot stops at advice, Super keeps going until the errand is finished.
The catch is scope. Tasks that need a real-world action depend on which services are supported, and paid actions draw on wallet funds you add yourself. Nothing is guaranteed, so a booking can still fail if a provider is unavailable.
Getting Started
- Open Super on the web or a supported app and sign in with your email or phone.
- Describe the goal in plain language, then add context if the task needs it.
- Top up the wallet when a paid action, like an order or a ride, needs funds.
- Connect a device or an integration only if the task requires it, then let Super work.
- Review the result, then refine it with a follow-up message if something needs to change.
Product Information
A quick look at Agents Base's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Busy people who want chores handled
- Solo founders and small teams
- Developers connecting agents
Tasks
- Ordering food, rides and groceries
- Building and publishing websites
- Recurring research and reports
Scenarios
- Handling errands from iMessage or voice
- Automating a private device fleet
- Cutting the cost of repeated automation
Key features
Its own cloud apps instead of integrations
Super runs its own copies of apps in the cloud rather than asking you to connect your accounts. That covers rides, food orders, groceries and email without granting access to your private inbox or calendar. It works out of the box, which is the point.
Computer-Use Cache for cheaper repeats
SuperPowers AI open-sourced Computer-Use Cache, an MIT-licensed proxy that stores successful responses and replays exact repeated requests. A cache hit skips another model call, so repeatable browser and coding workflows cost far less. Execution and infrastructure costs can still apply.
Voice, SMS and Meta Display access
You reach Super through the web, an iPhone app, Mac, Windows, Android, a Chrome extension or SMS at its own number. On Meta Display glasses you speak the task and it runs. The same account carries across every surface, so you pick whichever is closest.
Website and interactive tool builder
Describe a site, explainer or small app and Super builds and publishes a shareable page. You refine it through more messages instead of editing code, which fits creators who want a demo without a developer.
Super API and hosted MCP
Developers get an OpenAI-compatible API, hosted MCP and a desktop streamer CLI. You can add Super to an MCP client, bring a private computer online, or connect one owner-scoped Android phone through a free Android MCP. The Android command path uses zero Super credits.
Pay-as-you-go wallet
Super starts at $0, and you fund a wallet to cover orders, browser work and premium models you authorize. There's no required monthly plan. If you need scale, managed plans cover 10 or 100 swappable devices with live onboarding and engineering support.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Runs its own cloud apps, so you don't connect a private email or calendar just to order something.
- Open-source Computer-Use Cache drops the model cost of repeated tasks toward zero.
- Starts free with a pay-as-you-go wallet, so there's no monthly plan until you need one.
- Reaches you where you already are, including SMS, voice and Meta Display glasses.
Cons
- Task completion depends on which services are supported, so a booking can fail when a provider is unavailable, with no guaranteed result.
- Paid actions require wallet funds, which means the real cost moves with how much you ask it to do rather than a flat fee.
- Managed plans jump to $799 and $4,999 a month, a big step for individuals who just want casual help.
- Device and integration setups take real configuration, so it isn't fully hands-off for private agents.
Frequently asked questions
SuperPowers AI builds Super, an assistant that completes tasks rather than just answering. You ask it to order food, book a ride, build a website or run cloud code, and it works through apps and browsers to reach a result.
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