Superpal raises €500K pre-seed for an AI coworker built inside Slack
What's the deal? Vilnius-based startup Superpal has raised €500,000 in pre-seed funding for an AI coworker that operates directly inside a company's Slack.
The round was led by FIRSTPICKDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, with participation from the Outlast FundDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →.
The platform deploys a single AI agent that connects to more than 1,000 business tools and completes tasks end-to-end. It maintains shared memory across the team, respects role-based access controls, and manages privacy at the organisational level.
In practice, a team member types a request into Slack — prepare a pipeline review, draft a weekly update — and the agent gathers what it needs and returns a finished output.
Why now? AI entered most workplaces as a thinking partner, drafting emails and summarising meetings. But it still needs a human to finish the job.
Superpal, launching today, aims to close that gap. "Businesses don't need another tool that helps them think," says co-founder and chief executive officer Martynas Čepas. "They need solutions that bring results."
Two of Superpal's first three pilot customers wanted to invest. FIRSTPICK became lead investor; marketing agency CaptionDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → converted into a strategic advisor.
What could go wrong? The category is crowded and well-funded. Rival Viktor.com recently closed a $75M Series A from Accel.
Superpal positions itself as the team-native alternative, built from the ground up for the privacy requirements, access structures, and memory layer that real companies need.
The signal: The market for "AI employees" is no longer speculative. Investors are betting that the next phase of workplace AI moves beyond assistants towards agents that deliver outcomes.
Superpal's bet is that the winning agents will live where teams already work — inside tools like Slack, with no new skills to learn.
Read more: Tech.eu
