Superp App — one home for your day

Superp App combines task management, secure messaging, lightweight wallet integrations, and an AI assistant that learns how you work. It’s built to move fast but keep you in control — fewer apps, less context switching, and practical automations that save time.

Unified Tasks & Inbox

Turn messages into tasks, pin context to items, and use quick templates to standardize recurring work.

AI Assistants

Personalized suggestions, summarization, and smart scheduling that adapts to your calendar habits without sacrificing privacy.

Secure Wallet & Pay

Lightweight wallet integrations for tipping, paying collaborators, and connecting to Web3 services with clear permissions.

How Superp helps you get more done

Superp is built around three core principles: focused workflows, low-friction communication, and privacy-respecting assistance. It starts with a single stream that surfaces what needs your attention — tasks, messages, and events — and lets you triage in under a minute. The AI layer offers suggestions (e.g., "reschedule this meeting", "summarize last week's thread", "suggest follow-ups") but only when you request them, and it stores personal models locally unless you explicitly enable cloud sync.

For teams, Superp provides shared boards and lightweight playbooks — repeatable sequences (like "onboard a client" or "release process") you can run with one click. Each playbook is a sequence of tasks, messages, and optional micro-payments to coordinate contributors. This makes coordination faster without forcing rigid process overhead.

Onboarding timeline

Step 1 — Create account

Step 2 — Connect services

Link calendar, messaging, or wallet — each integration uses scoped permissions you control.

Step 3 — Run a playbook

Use a template to automate onboarding, content publishing, or client handoffs and observe how Superp reduces steps.

Security & privacy

Superp treats security as a product feature. Local-first settings keep private data on-device; optional encrypted backups are available. Integrations use OAuth-like tokens with clear scopes and expiration. For wallet flows, Superp uses WebAuthn / hardware key prompts to sign transactions so private keys never leave user control. We publish a concise security whitepaper and run third-party audits for any Web3 integrations.

We also believe in transparency: permission lists, change logs, and exportable activity history are available so users can audit account activity quickly. When you enable AI features, data used for personalization remains encrypted and under your control; you can opt out at any time.

Developer platform & extensibility

Superp offers an SDK so partners and power users can create custom playbooks, embed Superp mini-apps, or wire up enterprise systems with clear, audit-friendly APIs. The SDK intentionally abstracts away cryptography complexity so teams can focus on product experience. Popular integrations include calendar sync, payroll micro-payments, and CRM connectors.

In short, Superp is a bridge: between focused individual work and collaborative team flows, between utility and delight. It saves time without adding hassle.

Why Superp is different

Many apps promise productivity but expect users to change how they work. Superp instead adapts — it watches patterns (only when you allow it), suggests micro-optimizations, and automates low-value repetition. This design philosophy reduces cognitive load: the app does the mechanical work, you make the decisions that matter.

The product roadmap emphasizes ethical AI, offline-first reliability, and a marketplace for community-built playbooks. Superp is designed to scale with individuals and teams — it has a permission model for admins, shared boards for teams, and simple billing controls for organizations that want to manage seats and micro-payments. Because the underlying APIs are modular, Superp can integrate into existing stacks without forcing wholesale migrations.

Finally, Superp aims to be extendable. The SDK supports custom actions and triggers so any organization can build automations around internal systems (ticketing, payroll, inventory). Security and audit trails are first-class features so automation doesn't introduce blind spots.