Superidea

Superidea is an AI workspace that gathers links, videos and PDFs on one canvas, lets users chat with multiple models grounded in them, and turns one source into platform-specific drafts, with scheduled agents and publishable chatbots.

Superidea is a browser-based workspace that connects research, AI chat and content production on a single canvas. Users paste links to videos, posts, PDFs or ads, and each one becomes a card with media, stats and transcripts attached. A topic search can also pull top-performing posts from several social platforms, ranked by how much traction they are getting. Once material is on the board, the chat layer lets people work with several model families, including Claude, GPT-5, Gemini, Grok and Llama, and switch between them mid-conversation without losing context. The assistant reads the relevant sources automatically, so replies stay tied to what was collected rather than to generic knowledge. A memory feature records goals, audience and brand voice, and presents that information as an explorable map that can be edited. The production side, called the Content Factory, converts a single video or article into drafts for X, LinkedIn, TikTok scripts and similar formats, written in a voice learned from the user's own accounts. Carousels, images and decks can be generated on the same board. An agent can be described in plain chat and set to run on a schedule, researching a niche each morning, drafting posts and delivering a spoken briefing. Boards can also be published as public chatbots with built-in lead capture, and multiplayer cursors allow teams to work on a board together. The audience is creators, social media managers, marketers, analysts, agencies, writers and researchers who currently juggle a general chatbot, a copywriting tool, a repurposing tool, a research tool and a transcription or image service. Superidea positions itself as a single subscription replacing that stack, with options for bring-your-own API keys, local models in a desktop app, and connections to tools such as Gmail, Notion, Slack and Drive, plus MCP servers. Compared with dedicated repurposing apps, its distinguishing angle is that research, chat and drafting share the same context, though a broad scope usually means each part is less specialised than a focused competitor.