AI Chatbot for Super.so Sites

Made for People Who Run Everything From Notion

Super.so exists for a specific kind of person: the maker, indie founder, or small team that writes everything in Notion and wants it on the web without touching a CMS. Your roadmap, your docs, your about page, your launch notes — they all live in one workspace, and Super turns them into a fast, minimal site. Reader support belongs in the same place. Rather than wiring up a help desk built for support teams you do not have, an AI assistant gives you one focused tool that answers from the exact content you already publish.

The setup matches the spirit of Super itself. You paste a short script into the Head tab of Super's built-in Code page, the assistant reads your published Notion pages, and it starts answering. Nothing to install, no workflow to design, no extra system to keep in sync. The site you built from a Notion workspace gains a knowledgeable assistant in the time it takes to copy a few lines.

Answers That Come Straight From Your Pages

A Super.so site for a startup, a product, or a personal brand tends to draw a familiar set of questions. People want to know what you are building, how it works, what it costs, and how to get on the list or get in touch. None of it is complicated, but the answers are scattered across pages you wrote weeks ago, and a reader who cannot find them simply leaves.

Because the assistant has read your published Notion content and any files you have added, it knows where everything lives and what each page says. A reader who lands at midnight gets the same accurate answer as one who arrives mid-launch, pulled from your own words rather than a generic script. You spend less of your day pointing people to a link they could have been handed in the first reply.

Making a Solo Project Feel Established

For an indie founder, trust is the hurdle. A reader landing on your Super.so site for the first time is quietly deciding whether you are real and worth contacting. A responsive assistant that actually knows your product changes that read. It signals there is someone organized and attentive behind the page, even when the team is one person and a Notion workspace.

It also keeps your story consistent. Whether a reader asks how your product works on a Monday or a Saturday, they get the same considered answer in your voice. That steadiness is what turns a first-time reader into a waitlist signup or a customer, which is exactly what a young project needs to build momentum.

Protecting the Time You Would Rather Spend Shipping

Running a project from a Super.so site usually means doing all of it yourself: writing the pages, designing the look, marketing the launch, and replying to every message that comes in. Adding support to that pile is draining, especially when the same handful of questions land again and again from people who simply have not found the right page.

Handing those off to an assistant gives you real hours back. Instead of explaining how your product works for the tenth time this month, you put that time into building, writing the next Notion page, or stepping away from the screen entirely. The assistant does not tire, does not need a break, and treats the hundredth question as carefully as the first.

Set It Up the Way You Set Up Super

You chose Super.so so you would never have to manage a server or wrestle with code — just write in Notion and publish. Adding an assistant keeps that bargain. You create an account, give it your site URL so it can read your published content, and paste one snippet into the Head tab of Super's Code page. If you can publish a Notion page through Super, you can do this.

Once it is live, you sharpen it the same easy way. Upload a deeper doc — a pricing sheet, a founder FAQ, an onboarding guide — and write a few plain-language instructions for how it should respond. All of it happens in a simple dashboard, never in code. The assistant gets smarter as your project grows while staying entirely inside the no-code comfort zone that drew you to Super in the first place.