SuperCool
SuperCool is a voice-first AI Humanoid you speak to face to face rather than type at. It builds websites, apps, videos, music, images and decks while you talk, joins your Zoom, Meet, Teams and Webex calls, takes the meeting notes, remembers you between conversations, and carries its own phone number you can call or text.
What is SuperCool?
SuperCool is an AI assistant that replaces the familiar chat box with what its maker calls a Humanoid: a face and voice you talk to directly, one that does the work on your screen while you speak. Instead of typing prompts and receiving text you then have to act on, you describe what you want out loud and watch it get built, checked and finished in real time. The company behind it, Deal.ai Inc., positions SuperCool against conventional chatbots. Where a chatbot answers in text and leaves the doing to you, a Humanoid listens, executes and follows up. It can produce websites and apps, videos, music and images, decks, documents and research, plus automations and fixes, and it works where the work already happens rather than waiting in a browser tab. It joins Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Webex calls with a visible face, takes the notes and emails them to you, and carries its own dedicated phone number so you can call or text it, or send it to make the calls you would rather avoid, such as bookings, quotes and follow-ups. Memory is central to the pitch: every conversation makes the Humanoid more yours, it remembers what you told it between calls, brings up what is still open the next time you speak, and learns how you prefer things done. You can also choose its appearance from dozens of available faces, including Emma, Omar, Priya, Walter and others, and change your mind whenever you like. SuperCool runs in any browser with no setup beyond opening it and saying hi, on the desktop through a one-click Mac and Windows app, and over the phone wherever you are. For technical teams it also exposes an API, a command-line interface and a Model Context Protocol integration, and hosting can be connected and is discounted across the paid plans. Pricing is subscription-based through SuperCool Membership: nine tiers, from Mini up to Quantum, each granting a monthly credit allowance that scales from 8,000 credits to 550,000, with premium AI models, priority rendering and deeper hosting discounts on higher plans. There is no free tier; every Humanoid comes with a paid plan, credits refresh monthly, and you can cancel at any time. In short, SuperCool is trying to move AI from something you type at to something you talk with.
SuperCool Core Features
Voice-first, face-to-face conversations let you describe work out loud instead of typing long prompts.
Builds websites, apps, videos, music, images, decks, documents and research while you talk.
Joins Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Webex meetings with a face and takes notes.
Has its own phone number you can call or text, and it can place calls on your behalf.
Persistent memory remembers what you told it and resurfaces open threads in the next conversation.
Dozens of selectable Humanoid faces, so you can pick a persona and change it later.
Runs in any browser, in the Mac and Windows desktop app, and over the phone.
API, command-line interface and MCP integration let developers wire it into existing workflows.
Who is SuperCool for?
SuperCool suits people who would rather talk than type, and who want an assistant that actually does the work instead of handing back instructions. Freelancers and solo founders get a Humanoid that designs a landing page, writes copy, produces a launch video or assembles a client deck while they describe it out loud, all without switching between a dozen separate tools. Small teams use it as a meeting companion, since it joins Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Webex calls, takes notes, emails them out and keeps a running list of what is still open. Busy professionals who live on the phone appreciate that their Humanoid has its own number, so it can place bookings, chase quotes and handle follow-ups they would otherwise put off. Content creators ask for videos, music, images and research, while operators and developers reach for the API, CLI and MCP integration to wire SuperCool into existing workflows. It is also a fit for anyone who has grown tired of starting every chatbot conversation from zero, because the memory layer carries context forward between sessions and learns personal preferences over time. People who want a consistent face and voice, and the option to switch personalities whenever a project changes, will find the dozens of selectable Humanoids useful. Because every plan is paid and priced by credit allowance, SuperCool best serves individuals and teams with steady, real workloads rather than occasional dabblers. If you hand tasks to other people today and wish you could hand them to something that never forgets and never sleeps, SuperCool is built for you.
SuperCool Use Cases
Building a small business website with copy and an order form while talking it through.
Joining client meetings to take notes and email a summary of open action items.
Producing launch videos, music and product images without touching a timeline editor.
Assembling a board deck or research report from a spoken brief in one session.
Letting the Humanoid place bookings, request quotes and chase follow-ups by phone.
Automating repetitive fixes and small workflows by describing the problem out loud.
Keeping project context alive across days because the assistant remembers earlier conversations.
Embedding a voice assistant into existing tools through the API, CLI or MCP integration.
SuperCool Pros and Cons
Pros
- Face-to-face voice interaction plus a phone number makes it feel like hiring a person, not opening a tool.
- Faster path from idea to finished deliverable because it builds on screen while you keep talking.
- Persistent memory and open-thread tracking mean you rarely restart a conversation from zero.
- One assistant covers sites, apps, video, music, images, decks, documents and research.
- Meets you where work happens, joining calls and running on desktop, browser and phone.
Cons
- No free tier or trial is offered, so you must pay for a membership before you can try a Humanoid.
- Credit allowances are finite, and heavy creation weeks can push you toward the more expensive tiers.
- Nine tiers are a lot to compare at once, and the jump from Mega to Titan to Apex is steep in price.
FAQ About SuperCool
SuperCool Pricing
SuperCool Membership is a paid, credit-based subscription with nine monthly tiers running from Mini at $7/month to Quantum at $629/month, annual billing discounted and no free plan.
Check official pricingMini
Lightweight starting point: 8,000 credits per month, priority support, 5% off hosting.
Starter
16,450 credits per month, premium AI models, everything in Mini, 10% off hosting.
Pro
Most popular plan: 30,000 credits per month, all core features, 15% off hosting.
Premium
60,000 credits per month, every premium image and video model, priority rendering, 17% off hosting.
Ultra
90,000 credits per month, heavy usage tier, everything in Premium, 19% off hosting.
Mega
125,000 credits per month, premium image and video models, priority rendering, 21% off hosting.
Titan
200,000 credits per month, built for daily high-volume output, 23% off hosting.
Apex
350,000 credits per month, top rendering priority, everything in Titan, 25% off hosting.
Quantum
550,000 credits per month, studio-scale capacity, everything in Apex, 27% off hosting.
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