Checks onboarding, pricing, billing, docs, auth, support, and the rough edges that can stall a launch.
Audit this beta before I send it to the first 25 users.
Supr gives solo developers, founders, and small teams supervised agents for launch audits, repo reviews, bug hunts, product planning, research, and release cleanup. Keep the speed of AI without losing project context, approval, usage, or billing.
Review onboarding, pricing, billing, docs, support, and production gaps before the invite list opens.
The problem
A chat tab can brainstorm. It can answer a question. It can even write a useful chunk of code. But real project work has memory, risk, cost, and follow-through. When every request becomes another loose thread, the builder still has to manage the whole job manually.
Supr is built for the work between idea and shipped: the audits, plans, investigations, cleanup passes, and decision briefs that need project context and a visible trail.
Agent workers
Supr is not trying to be a generic chatbot with a nicer wrapper. It is a place to assign project-shaped work to agents and review what they did.
Audit this beta before I send it to the first 25 users.
Tell me what has to be true before this frontend can be called production-ready.
Find why agent runs fail after checkout succeeds.
Plan the smallest usable version of shared projects.
Compare worker queues for this runtime and recommend the fastest useful path.
Give me the launch-day checklist for this SaaS.
Why Supr
The product is opinionated around the boring things that make agents useful in production: boundaries, approvals, metering, and a clean place to review the work.
Every run belongs to a project, so prompts, context, outputs, usage, and decisions stay attached to the build.
Let Supr draft a plan before higher-autonomy work begins. You keep the steering wheel when the stakes go up.
Agent work is metered run by run. You can see what was submitted, what completed, and what it cost.
Customers use the dashboard and API boundary. The raw Google Cloud agent runtime is not exposed directly.
Flow
Positioning
Great for one-off answers, brainstorming, snippets, and quick help when the task is small.
Better when the work has a project, policy, run history, billing impact, and output you need to revisit.
Start small
Start with a launch audit, repo review, bug investigation, or product plan. If the output saves you a real afternoon, make Supr part of the weekly shipping rhythm.